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Beechcraft 99 Captain – Part 135 Cargo Operations
✈️ Beechcraft 99 Captain — Part 135 Cargo
Fly with Ameriflight, LLC—the nation’s largest Part 135 cargo airline and a leader in scalable, outsourced aviation services for the regional express airfreight market. As a Beechcraft 99 Captain, you’ll keep essential goods moving through a fast-paced supply chain while operating with a safety-first mindset and the professionalism that defines Ameriflight.
🧭 Your mission
- Serve as PIC in IFR operations under Part 135, meeting FAR 135.243(c) requirements.
- Transport time-critical cargo safely, efficiently, and on schedule across regional routes.
- Exercise sound judgment in dynamic weather and operational environments, maintaining the highest safety standards.
- Collaborate with dispatch, maintenance, and ground teams to ensure mission readiness and reliability.
- Uphold Ameriflight SOPs and Safety Management System practices on every leg.
📏 Minimum flight experience
- Total Time: 1,200 hours
- PIC Time: 500 hours
- Multi-Engine: 50 hours
- Cross-Country: 500 hours (point-to-point)
- Instrument: 75 hours (50 in aircraft)
- Night: 100 hours
🧰 Pilot qualifications & currency
- Certificates: FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with IR and MEL
- Medical: Class II (Class I required for international operations)
- Endorsements: High Performance and Complex
- FCC Permit: Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit
- Currency: Instrument Proficiency Check or 121/135 recurrent within the past 6 months
- Regulatory: Meets FAR 135.243(c) for PIC in IFR conditions
- Travel IDs: Valid driver’s license and current passport
- Security: Ability to meet airport badging requirements, including TSA security background check
🌟 Why Ameriflight
Ameriflight powers the regional express airfreight market with flexible, scalable solutions. Join a company built on safety, reliability, and mission focus—where your professionalism keeps supply chains moving and communities connected. Training is provided for the Beechcraft 99, and you’ll fly meaningful, schedule-driven operations with a trusted industry leader.
📨 How to apply
Ready to captain the Beechcraft 99? Submit your application with a concise resume and recent logbook summaries reflecting the minimums listed above.
Note: Employment is permanent. Only FAA-certificated pilots are eligible. Visa sponsorship is not available.

