Challenger 300​/Captain – Operations

Your Mission

• Serve as Pilot in Command, executing safe, efficient, and passenger-focused operations across international routes.
• Lead flight planning, performance calculations, fuel strategy, and weather/NOTAM analysis for complex missions.
• Apply disciplined CRM, threat and error management, and SOP compliance in all phases of flight.
• Ensure meticulous preflight, postflight, and aircraft care; coordinate seamlessly with maintenance and dispatch.
• Maintain impeccable regulatory compliance and operational standards, domestically and internationally.
• Uphold premium service standards and discretion for high-profile passengers and stakeholders.

• Total Time: 3,500 hours
• Pilot in Command (PIC): 1,500 hours
• Multi-Engine: 1,500 hours
• Turbine: 500 hours
• Jet: 500 hours
• Night: 100 hours
• Simulated Instrument: 75 hours
• License: ATP (FAA)
• Medical: First Class (Class
  1)
• Type Rating: Not required — training provided

• Current and qualified on the appropriate aircraft type (CL30/Challenger 300/350) with recent currency.
• Demonstrated international and oceanic experience with strong FMS and avionics proficiency.
• Proven record of professional customer service and VIP operations.

Expect an agile, trip-driven schedule with periods of high-tempo flying and extensive global travel. Flexibility, readiness, and a calm, safety-first mindset are essential to thrive.

Ready to captain a world-class super-midsize jet? Submit your resume and a concise logbook summary including totals for Total Time, PIC, Multi-Engine, Turbine, Jet, Night, and Simulated Instrument. Note your ATP/FAA status, First Class medical, and any Challenger 300/350 type rating/currency.

Only candidates who meet the minimum qualifications will be contacted. Visa sponsorship is not available for this role.