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Beechcraft Premier IA Captain (PIC)
Beechcraft Premier IA Captain (PIC)
PlaneSmart Aviation is seeking an accomplished Pilot in Command to lead safe, efficient operations on our Beechcraft 390 Premier I/IA. If you thrive in a high-performance cockpit and bring the judgement and polish clients expect, this left-seat opportunity is for you.
✈️ The Opportunity
As Captain on the Premier I/IA, you’ll set the standard for safety, professionalism, and passenger experience. You’ll own the mission from preflight to shutdown—leading planning, decision-making, and crew coordination while upholding company procedures and regulatory compliance.
🧭 What You’ll Do
- Serve as Pilot in Command on the Beechcraft 390 Premier I/IA, ensuring safe, compliant operations on every leg.
- Lead flight planning and execution, including performance calculations, fuel strategy, weather/NOTAM review, and risk assessment.
- Exercise sound aeronautical decision-making and maintain a calm, client-focused cockpit.
- Coordinate with dispatch and maintenance to verify airworthiness, documentation, and timely MEL resolution.
- Uphold company SOPs and all applicable regulations; maintain currency and proficiency.
- Deliver a polished, service-forward experience for passengers.
🧰 Minimum Qualifications
- FAA ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot Certificate).
- FAA First Class Medical Certificate (required).
- Current United States passport.
- Eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship.
- Minimum 2,000 hours total flight time.
- Minimum 1,000 hours Pilot-in-Command (PIC) airplane time.
- Minimum 500 hours cross-country flight time.
- Minimum 100 hours night flight time.
- Minimum 75 hours instrument time (50 in flight).
- Minimum 500 hours multi-engine turbine airplane time.
🌟 Preferred Experience & Endorsements
- 100+ hours in type (Premier I/IA) preferred.
- Type rating in similar aircraft preferred.
- High performance, high altitude, and complex endorsements (or equivalent 121/135 training documentation) preferred.
- Part 135 operations experience preferred.
📨 How to Apply
Ready to take the left seat? Submit your resume/CV along with:
- Summary of flight time (total, PIC, turbine, multi-engine, instrument, and time in type).
- Copies of your ATPL/FAA certificates and current medical.
- Verification of U.S. work eligibility and passport validity.
Qualified candidates will be contacted to discuss next steps and scheduling.

