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GoJet Airlines

Assistant Chief Pilot – Flight Operations (Part 121)

✈️ Assistant Chief Pilot – Flight Operations (Part 121)

Join GoJet Airlines as a safety-first flight operations leader. As Assistant Chief Pilot, you’ll report directly to the Chief Pilot and step in during their absence—championing our Safety Management System (SMS), elevating operational standards, and ensuring every flight reflects the highest levels of professionalism, compliance, and customer focus.

  • Location: Bridgeton, MO (St. Louis HQ)
  • Reports to: Chief Pilot
  • Operation: FAA Part 121
  • License: ATP (Unrestricted)

🧭 Your mission

Lead safe, secure, and compliant flight operations while supporting and integrating GoJet’s SMS. You’ll keep flight crewmembers informed and current, maintain regulatory alignment, and help ensure pilot technical competence and line qualification across the operation.

🧰 What you’ll do

  • Act for the Chief Pilot when absent; complete interdepartmental procedures requiring Chief Pilot involvement.
  • Make safety and security the first considerations in every operational decision; promote safety as a core value.
  • Implement, maintain, develop, and integrate the company’s Safety Management System; perform assigned SMS Facilitator duties.
  • Apply Safety Risk Management when implementing new systems, revising existing systems, and developing operational procedures.
  • Identify hazards and assess the effectiveness of risk controls through the Safety Assurance process.
  • Ensure flight operations comply with applicable parts of 14 CFR, Transportation Security Regulations (TSRs), and company policies and procedures.
  • Keep regulations, the Airman’s Information Manual, Operations Bulletins, Read Files, and related materials current with the Chief Pilot; ensure timely distribution to flight crewmembers.
  • Help ensure every crewmember uses the approved company Weight/Balance Program for revenue flights.
  • Promote a strong customer focus—reinforcing attentiveness to customer requirements across all pilot groups.
  • Manage assigned Q‑Pulse stages and action items in accordance with 14 CFR Part 5 and the SMS Framework within required timeframes.

🌟 What you bring

  • Airline Transport Pilot certificate (ATP), unrestricted, with appropriate ratings for at least one aircraft used in GoJet’s operation.
  • Rated in at least one aircraft type operated by GoJet and, as duties permit, able to maintain Line Qualification status.
  • Qualification through training, experience, and expertise to discharge duties in accordance with legal and company requirements while ensuring safe operations.
  • Thorough understanding of aviation safety standards, safe operating practices, 14 CFR Chapter I, the certificate holder’s operations specifications, and applicable maintenance/airworthiness requirements under 14 CFR Parts 1, 21, 23, 25, 43, 45, 47, 65, 91, and 121, including manuals required by 14 CFR 121.133.
  • Clear, timely communication and collaborative leadership across departments in a dynamic, operational environment.

📚 Ongoing proficiency

  • Maintain continued technical competence, including completion of the ground‑training portion of Continuing Qualification in accordance with AQPTM 8‑1.2.C.1.
  • Attend industry meetings and network with other airline officials as duties allow to benchmark and share best practices.

🤝 Why this role matters

This is a pivotal leadership position that safeguards our operation, supports and mentors flight crews, and strengthens safety culture through diligent SMS execution and regulatory excellence—building trust with customers, regulators, and colleagues alike.

📨 How to thrive here

  • Lead by example—embed proactive hazard identification and effective risk controls in daily operations.
  • Keep operational information accurate, current, and accessible to all flight crewmembers.
  • Champion professionalism and customer focus on every flight.

Eligibility to serve as an Assistant Chief Pilot under 14 CFR Part 121 is required.