About This Role
Corporate Wings is seeking a Praetor 600 Captain for a Sarasota, Florida-based managed aircraft operated under Part 91. The captain will fly with a two-pilot team on an on-demand schedule for a client aircraft flying approximately 200 hours annually. The role combines safe and efficient flight operations with concierge-level passenger service, trip briefings, passenger liaison duties, cabin preparation, baggage handling, catering and alcohol service, and support for pilot-team development.
Duties & Responsibilities
- The Captain will safely and efficiently execute assigned flight schedules in accordance with regulatory and manufacturer requirements. Responsibilities include personally welcoming passengers before departure, providing trip briefings, confirming itineraries, giving weather updates and explaining changes
- serving as the liaison between passengers and Corporate Wings from arrival at the FBO through departure from the destination FBO
- delivering high-quality in-flight service, including responsible alcohol handling and catering
- loading and securing baggage
- cleaning, organizing and stocking the cabin before each trip
- and undertaking additional assignment-specific responsibilities as needed. The Captain will also guide and nurture the pilot team to support its growth and performance.
What We Offer
Corporate Wings offers a competitive salary and opportunities for growth, along with world-class health benefitshealthcare premiums that have remained unchanged for the past seven yearsa competitive employer 401(k) matcha company-paid health and wellness programeducational assistancepet insuranceand additional employee benefits.
Requirements
- Applicants must reside within two hours of KSRQ in Sarasota, Florida
- hold an FAA Airline Transport Pilot license
- have at least 3,000 total flight hours including 1,500 hours as PIC
- and hold a First Class Medical with unrestricted ability to travel worldwide. A Praetor 600 type rating is preferred. Preferred additional qualifications include an FAA Airframe & Powerplant license or Aircraft Maintenance Engineer license, availability for varying day and night schedules including weekdays, weekends and holidays, the ability to manage rest and remain prepared for flight duty, strong passenger-service skills and professional presentation, sound and timely decision-making with close attention to technical and service details, and working knowledge of FARs 91, 91K and 135 plus ICAO and other international regulations.