About This Role
Airshare is seeking a Managed Falcon 900B Pilot in Command to support complex and dynamic private-aviation operations from MKC in Kansas City. The Captain will work closely with fellow crew members to provide safe, efficient air transportation for aircraft owners, represent Airshare professionally, and apply sound judgment, innovation, and imagination to meet the company's growing operational demands.
Duties & Responsibilities
- The Pilot in Command assists with all aspects of complex and dynamic Falcon 900B aircraft operations.
- The role works with fellow crew members to deliver safe and efficient air transportation to aircraft owners, represents Airshare in a professional manner, and contributes innovative and practical ideas to help the company meet its business demands safely and efficiently.
What We Offer
Airshare provides crew and family medical, vision, and dental coverage with no-cost HSA medical coverage. Under the HSA medical plan, the company contributes $1,000 annually to the employee's HSA, and benefits begin on the first day of the month following the start date. The package includes company-paid term life insurance equal to 1.5 times annual salary with a voluntary buy-up optionvoluntary long-term disability with a loss-of-medical ridertwo 401(k) retirement plans with employer matching and rapid vestingeligibility to participate in the retirement plans on the first of the month after 30 days of employmentpaid parental leaveemployer-paid short-term disabilityPTO accrued according to length of employmenta company credit cardand access to relocation flights.
Requirements
- Candidates must have a four-year degree or equivalent experience and a minimum of 4,000 flight hours, including 500 hours of jet SIC time.
- Recent corporate flying experience is required, and the pilot must live within one hour of MKC and within one hour of the assigned base.
- Airshare strongly prefers applicants who are Falcon 900B typed and current.
- Additional requirements include a First Class Medical certificate, an ATP, compliance with all instrument-flight-time and night-landing currency requirements, and successful completion of an instrument competency check in the assigned aircraft category.
- Candidates must also be able to lift 50 pounds.