Corporate Pilot

Position:
Corporate Pilot

Location:
Salem, Oregon

Airframe:
Pilatus PC12NG

Schedule: 250+/- hours per year, averaging 9 days flying per month. Most flights are Monday through Friday with occasional weekend flights.

Annual Salary: $135,000-$150,000

• Health Benefits - Medical and dental coverage.
• Flexible Spending Account – For Healthcare and Day Care expenses.
• Retirement - Generous 401k matching program.
• Relocation Assistance
• Trainings We pay for a simulator-based training specifically designed for the make and model aircraft.
• Paid Time Off - To have fun, take care of yourself and your family.
• 6 Paid Holidays

• Commercial or more advanced pilot certificate with instrument rating.
• Have logged the following minimum pilot time:
  • 2,000 total flight hours
  • 500 hours in turbine aircraft
  • 50 hours operating a PC-12
  • 100 night hours
• PC-12 flight experience
• Minimum of 5 years’ experience as a professional pilot.
• Hold a PIC Type Rating
• Working knowledge of all Federal Aviation Regulations applicable to FAR Part 135 and Part 91.
• Hold a Second-Class FAA Medical Certificate or better.
• Basic computer proficiency - Microsoft Office, iOS, and other inter-based programs.
• Read, write and speak the English language (ICAO Operational Level
  4)

The Pilot has the final authority and responsibility for the operation and safety of a flight and operates the company aircraft following company policies, procedures, and the Federal Aviation regulations. The Pilot must schedule all maintenance and maintain all flight records. Demonstrating key competencies in dependability, safety, security, responsibility, and professionalism, you will complete periodic pilot and safety training through a training provider, as well as on an ongoing basis throughout the year.

You will also complete other non-flying duties as they relate to the smooth operation of the flight department.

• Carry out pre-flight planning (weather, aircraft performance, weight and balance and flight plans), perform pre-flight inspections of the aircraft, conduct safety briefings, execute the flight safely and proficiently, and conduct a post-flight of the aircraft.
• Ensures the preflight, post-flight, and routine servicing of the aircraft is accomplished in accordance with established policies.
• Reviews Flight/Maintenance Log, Form MF-9/MR-10 (MR-9 or MR-10, as applicable) to ensure the airworthiness of the aircraft and coordinates with appropriate maintenance personnel for the accomplishment of any required maintenance.
• Train, study and know the following: federal regulations on relevant flight operations, aircraft systems, normal and emergency operating procedures, aircraft surface contamination and cold weather operations, high altitude operations, crew resource management and international operations as applicable.
• Carry our other non-flying duties, including servicing the aircraft, database updates, aircraft cleaning, and keeping the aircraft, medical and emergency kits.
• Abide by Bonaventure’s drug and alcohol policy and consume no alcoholic beverage within eight hours of flying and aircraft.
• Follow and enforce good safety practices.
• Perform other duties as assigned.