Citation Sovereign; CE-First Officer; SIC Part Corporate Flight

• Location:
  
  San Antonio, TX (United States)
• Base Airport:
  San Antonio International Airport (KSAT)
• Aircraft:
  Cessna Citation Sovereign (CE-680)
• Operation:
  Part 91 Corporate Flight Department
• Reporting To:
  Pilot-in-Command on each flight;
  Chief Pilot / Aviation Manager for assigned duties
• Travel:
  Frequent domestic with occasional international

• Operate the aircraft safely and efficiently under the direction of the PIC, prioritizing airworthiness, weather analysis, applicable regulations, ATC procedures, and navigation best practices.
• Actively uphold and advance the department’s SMS, maintaining strict adherence to company SOPs and safety initiatives.
• Assist the PIC with operational decisions including flight start, delay, cancellation, or diversion as conditions warrant.
• Deliver discreet, professional passenger care in an executive setting; assist with baggage handling and travel needs as required.
• Maintain all required training, licenses, certifications, and currency in accordance with regulatory and company standards.
• Collaborate within a small, high-performing aviation team and undertake additional duties or operational assignments as directed by the Chief Pilot or Aviation Manager.

• Valid FAA First Class Medical Certificate.
• Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit.
• Valid U.S. passport with ability to travel internationally.
• Valid driver’s license.
• English language proficiency.
• Experience operating multi‑crew aircraft; current or previous qualification in turbojet aircraft.
• Clean FAA, DOT, and DOJ records with no violations or deviations within the past seven years.
• Ability to reside within one hour of KSAT (or willingness to relocate accordingly).
• Willingness to travel frequently and to work weekends and holidays as operational needs require.

• Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate with multi‑engine privileges.
• Type rating in the Citation Sovereign (CE-680).
• Minimum three years of corporate aviation experience.
• Bachelor’s degree.
• 2,000 hours total time; 1,000 hours PIC time.
• 100 hours instrument; 150 hours night; 500 hours turbine.

• Sit for extended periods in a confined cockpit environment.
• Lift up to 50 lbs. to assist with passenger baggage.
• Communicate effectively via radio, telephone, email, and operational software.

If you’re a polished professional who thrives in a safety-first, team-oriented Part 91 environment and enjoys delivering exceptional executive travel, we’d love to hear from you.