Learjet XR Captain; Part Job Odessa area,Texas USA,Transportation

Job Description & How to Apply Below

Role Highlights

Serve as PIC (Captain) on the Learjet 60XR for Bond-Coat’s corporate flight department.
Operate a blend of FAR Part 135 and Part 91 missions supporting a successful, privately held organization.
Enjoy a predictable schedule with hard days off and the backing of a long-tenured company culture.

Key Responsibilities

Act as Pilot-in-Command of the Learjet 60XR, ensuring the highest standards of safety, compliance, and professionalism.
Plan and execute flights under Part 135 and Part 91, including preflight planning, risk assessment, and crew coordination.
Lead with clear communication, decisive judgment, and exemplary airmanship across all phases of flight.
Maintain aircraft and operational readiness, documentation, and proficiency in iPad-based flight applications.
Represent Bond-Coat with tact and discretion while supporting executive and corporate travel needs.
Note:

Part 91 contract pilot opportunities may also be considered.

Qualifications

Flight time: Minimum 2,500 hours total time and 1,000 hours turbine.
Certificates: Unrestricted ATP, current FAA First Class Medical, valid FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit.
Documents: Valid passport and driver’s license; ability to freely enter/exit countries where company operates.
Skills: Excellent leadership and communication; fluent in written and spoken English.
Tech proficiency: Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and iPad-based aviation applications.
Experience: Prior success in a similar corporate/charter Captain role.
Domicile & work authorization: Reside in Houston or within commuting distance of Odessa/Midland; authorized to work in the United States.
Clearances: Ability to pass a 10-year background investigation, pre-employment drug screen, and CHRC.

Compensation & Schedule

Compensation: Competitive salary commensurate with experience, plus annual bonus opportunity and per diem.
Time off: Ten hard days off per month, scheduled at the pilot’s discretion.
Leave: Ten sick days annually.

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