Eastern Airlines - Captain; B777 - Bases

Position: Eastern Airlines - Captain (B777) - Multiple Bases
Location: Kansas City

Overview

At Eastern Airlines curiosity and excitement for growth go a long way. In fact, Eastern Airlines was launched by seekers, adventurers and above all fliers. Our rich legacy and pioneering spirit are still evident in our team today.

Our open-hearted attitude, respect for the people we fly and our attention to detail is what sets Eastern Airlines apart from its competitors. Natural curiosity and hunger for wonder are behaviors that make our employees successful.

This summary provides a listing of the knowledge, skills and abilities that are critical components for the position of Captain.

General

This position offers a minimum guarantee of 72 hours per month and reports directly to the Chief Pilot. The ideal candidate will be type-rated on multi-engine aircraft, with preference given to those rated on the B-767/757 or B-777. A valid first-class medical certificate is required. The successful candidate must demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of all applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs). Strong communication skills are essential, and the individual must embody the company's values and culture while collaborating with team members and customers in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.

Duties and Responsibilities

• The Captain will have command of, and the responsibility for, the flight crew, passengers, cargo, the safe conduct of the flight, and provide guidance and coordinate the activities of every individual connected with all phases of the aircraft operation. They are expected to adhere to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and will evaluate input from all crew members when making critical decisions.
• Eastern Airlines promotes the exercise of crew resource management. Specifically, although the Captain is the final authority while onboard the aircraft, the First Officer is encouraged to voice any concerns regarding the Captain's decisions. With respect to flight safety matters, the first officer will continue voicing concerns until satisfied that the safety of a flight is no longer in question.
• The Captain reports to the Chief Pilot, indirectly to the Director of Operations, and maintains a high level of knowledge of FAA Regulations, Company Manuals, OpSpecs, aircraft flight manuals, and other duty- based instructions. The Captain's duties and responsibilities are:
• He/she retains the final authority for the safe operation of the aircraft.
• Direct the activities of the First Officer ensuring flight crew members understand fully and completely what duties they are expected to perform.
• Ensure the assigned aircraft is airworthy and all proper documents are on board the aircraft.
• Make decisions as necessary to the start, delay or initiate the cancellation of the flight, or deviation from a planned destination when operating conditions dictate.
• Ensure the proper amount and grade of fuel is loaded onto the aircraft.
• Obtain a briefing on the purpose of the flight, weather, operating procedures, any special instructions, and coordinates flight assignments.
• Provide immediate notification to the SOC of any deviation from flight plan, including:
• A detailed description of the deviation including date, time, location, aircraft number, Captain name, etc.
• The reason(s) for the deviation.
• Conduct thorough review of the flight plan, considering such factors as altitude, terrain, weather, range, weight, airport facilities and navigational aids.
• Ensure weather and aircraft performance conditions can be met appropriate to the CFR under which the flight is being conducted.
• Ensure the flight plan or other authorized flight locating procedure is followed on each flight.
• Ensure the aircraft weight and balance form / manifest is properly completed, signed and distributed.
• Report all known or suspected FAA violations or incidents promptly to the Chief Pilot, Director of Operations, or designee.
• Maintain a current First-Class medical certificate and notify the Director of Operations, Chief Pilot, or designee, if a medical (physical or mental) condition impairs his / her ability to perform the flight.
• Ensure the VHF Omni directional Range (VOR) checks and other aircraft equipment are performed properly.
• Ensure crew members…