AVP, Senior Captain, Jet Operations

JOB DESCRIPTION

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1.

Responsible for trip planning including preliminary weather check and complete analysis of weather conditions concerning the flight; determines feasibility of trip concerning proposed itinerary, loading and fuel requirements; ensures that catering needs are met and that arrangements have been made for passenger and crew accommodations, transportation, passenger services and support at various points of the itinerary; checks flight status of the aircraft and handles other details of the flight.

2.

Responsible for preflight duties including final weather and NOTAM check, filing of flight plan with FAA, and briefing the crew on details of fuel loading, route weather and itinerary.

Determines airworthiness of aircraft and insures that all pre-flight duties have been accomplished at least thirty minutes prior to scheduled departure; greets passengers; checks itinerary and passenger lists; briefs passengers on weather, turbulence, emergency equipment, oxygen, etc.

as required.

3.

Responsible for directing and executing all aspects of flight in a safe, responsible and efficient manner.

4.

Responsible for post-flight duties including completion of required reports, arranging for required services to insure timely departure of next trip, confirms departure times, ensures line of communications to passengers when away from home base, and sees that passenger needs for transportation and lodging are met.

5.

Carries out all duties prescribed in the Flight Operations Manual.

6.

Serves on rotational basis as First Officer with other Pilot-In-Command.

7.

Maintains all required ratings and proficiency on flight procedures, aircraft operations and efficient fuel management.

8.

Completes additional duties as assigned by the Assistant Chief Pilot.

Magnitude

Extremely high degree of responsibility with the safety and well-being of senior management and other employees at stake.

Incumbent must operate in an environment of pressure and stress, with an overriding need to make sound judgments, frequently with minimum information available and under adverse conditions.

Frequent interaction with passengers and other crewmembers requires incumbent to possess outstanding communications abilities.

QUALIFICATIONS

Mandatory Education and Experience

• Airline Transport Pilot License - airplane, multi-engine

• Type rating in the Gulfstream 650

• 3000 hours total time

• 1500 hours pilot in command multi-engine aircraft

• 1000 hours turbine-powered aircraft

• 600 hours flight time in previous 36 months

• FAA First Class Medical Certificate

• Accident and incident free record.

No violations of Federal Aviation Regulations.

• Five years corporate aviation or passenger charter experience.

• Excellent people interaction skills, ability to learn and apply policy, procedures and controls for the flight and maintenance of aircraft.

• Four-year college degree desired but not required.

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