Boeing 767 Captain; Direct Entry Eastern Airlines – Kansas , MO

• Exercise final authority and responsibility for the safe conduct of each flight in accordance with company SOPs and regulatory requirements.
• Lead and mentor the First Officer; evaluate crew input and ensure clear, professional communication at all times.
• Verify aircraft airworthiness, documentation, and required equipment prior to departure.
• Review and confirm fuel quantity/grade; obtain and coordinate all operational briefings.
• Analyze flight plans considering altitude, terrain, weather, range, weight and balance, airport facilities, and nav-aids; ensure performance and regulatory compliance.
• Make command decisions to start, delay, cancel, divert, or deviate as required for safety and compliance.
• Ensure accurate weight-and-balance, passenger briefings, secure cargo/provisions, current manuals, proper crew rest, and aircraft cleanliness.
• Maintain radio/telephone contact with the SOC; complete flight and duty-time entries accurately and promptly.
• Report deviations, incidents, suspected FAA violations, and mechanical irregularities without delay.
• Delegate tasks appropriately while retaining overall command responsibility.

• 7,000+ hours total time in the operating seat of turboprop and/or turbojet aircraft.
• 2,000+ hours PIC on multi-crew, multi-engine commercial aircraft.
• 2,000+ hours multi-engine time.
• Previous wide-body PIC experience.
• Valid FAA ATP (Unrestricted or Restricted) and FAA First Class Medical.
• Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit.
• English fluency; ICAO Level 4 or higher.
• Valid U.S. Driver’s License and a passport allowing worldwide travel.
• U.S. work authorization (eligible documents: U.S. Passport or Green Card).
• At least 1,000 hours under Part 121 operations.
• Meets FAR 121.436 requirements for Direct Entry Captain.
• Type rating on multi-engine transport category aircraft; preference for B767/757 or B777 type.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment; strong communication and multitasking skills.
• Able to work seniority-based day, swing, or midnight schedules, including holidays; travel as required.
• Ability to pass DOT pre-employment drug testing, ongoing drug/alcohol program, and criminal history records checks.

• Confirm accurate flight locating procedures are maintained from dispatch to block-in.
• Ensure fuel, load, and performance data are complete and compliant before departure.
• Oversee flight logs, maintenance reporting, and immediate notification of discrepancies.
• Verify cargo is properly secured and all required stores/provisions are on board.
• Maintain current manuals/publications and ensure crew rest compliance.

• Competitive salary with a 70-hour monthly guarantee
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• Quality-of-life schedule within a supportive, safety-focused culture.
• Comprehensive benefits package and an excellent work environment.

Additional details on compensation, scheduling, and benefits will be shared during the selection process.