IFR Line Pilot – Cessna ; Southeast Alaska)

Keep Southeast Alaska connected. You’ll be a trusted Line Pilot flying the IFR Cessna 208 across a stunning, maritime mountain environment—delivering reliable, safe service for passengers and cargo all year long.

• Operate flights safely and efficiently as a Line Pilot for all passengers on board.
• Fly single-pilot under IFR and VFR on scheduled and on-demand flights serving 14 Southeast Alaska communities.
• Execute Part 135 procedures and company SOPs in varied coastal weather conditions.
• Coordinate closely with dispatch, station teams, and maintenance to keep the operation running smoothly.
• Deliver professional, friendly service as the face of Alaska Seaplanes at outstations.

• Total Time: 1,500+ hours required.
• Experience:
  
  Alaska flying time and 100 hours time-in-type (Cessna 208) preferred.
• Record:
  Clean FAA record with no incidents/accidents.
• Work Authorization:
  Must be authorized to work in the United States.
• Schedule:
  
  Ability to work a flexible schedule, including weekends and holidays.
• Operational Readiness:
  Comfortable with single-pilot IFR/VFR operations in a dynamic, coastal mountain environment.

• $425–$700 per day, depending on role and schedule.
• Medical and dental (permanent employees).
• 401(k) retirement plan with generous company match.
• $50,000 company-paid life insurance.
• Paid time off (permanent employees).
• Flight/freight benefits with Alaska Seaplanes.
• Flight benefits with Alaska Airlines.
• Flight benefits with Delta Air Lines (permanent employees).
• Reciprocal benefits with several local vendors.
• Potential cross-training in other equipment for the right candidates.

Benefits noted as “permanent employees” apply to permanent roles only.

Based in Juneau, you’ll support year-round connectivity across 14 Southeast Alaska communities. Expect a mix of scheduled and on-demand flying, where sound judgment and precision are valued as highly as stick-and-rudder skills.