PASS™ by PilotAssessments
Prepare Today, PASS Tomorrow

PASS is the most complete, all in one, online pilot assessment preparation platform available

Alaska Seaplanes

Seaplane Captain — C208/C206 Amphib & DHC‑2 Beaver (Southeast Alaska)

Seaplane Captain — C208/C206 Amphib & DHC‑2 Beaver (Southeast Alaska)

Join Alaska Seaplanes to fly iconic amphibious aircraft across Southeast Alaska, delivering safe, reliable scheduled and charter service with standout customer care.

  • Employment: Permanent and Seasonal
  • Operation: FAA Part 135 — Scheduled & Charter
  • Aircraft: Cessna 208 Amphib, Cessna 206 Amphib, de Havilland DHC‑2 Beaver
  • Type Rating: Not required — training provided (Non‑type‑rated candidates welcome)

✈️ Your mission

As a Line Pilot, you’ll operate amphibious and float-equipped aircraft throughout Southeast Alaska, ensuring every flight is conducted safely, efficiently, and with exceptional service for everyone on board.

  • Conduct thorough preflight planning, performance, weight and balance, and risk assessments.
  • Execute water and runway operations, including docking, mooring, beaching, and ramp procedures.
  • Fly scheduled and charter routes in dynamic coastal weather and terrain under Part 135.
  • Deliver professional, friendly customer service and assist with passenger and cargo handling.
  • Adhere to company SOPs and FAA regulations, applying sound ADM/CRM at all times.
  • Contribute to a proactive safety culture and continuous improvement across the operation.

🧭 What you’ll bring

  • Total Time: 1,500+ hours
  • Single-Engine Sea: 300+ hours
  • Licenses: CPL with Float Rating and IR (FAA)
  • Medical: Class 1
  • Record: Clean FAA record — no incidents/accidents
  • Scheduling: Ability to work a flexible roster, including weekends and holidays
  • Work authorization: Must be eligible to work in the U.S.; visa sponsorship is not provided

🌟 Preferred experience

  • Alaska time, with time in type (C208/C206 Amphib, DHC‑2) or similar equipment

🧰 Training & standards

  • Comprehensive company training provided for eligible aircraft and operations
  • Operate within established SOPs and Part 135 requirements, with ongoing proficiency checks
  • Strong emphasis on safety, decision-making, and customer service excellence

📍 Where you’ll fly

Our seaplane operations serve communities and remote destinations across Southeast Alaska, connecting people and cargo over breathtaking waterways and rugged terrain.

📨 How to apply

Ready to chart your next adventure? Submit your application with a resume and brief flight-time summary. Qualified candidates will be contacted with next steps.