Challenger CL‑600 Captain (Type‑Rated)

✈️ The Opportunity

Lead from the left seat as a Challenger CL‑600 Captain, delivering safe, smooth, and customer‑focused flights. You’ll set the tone for professionalism on every leg, mentor the crew, uphold the highest standards of airmanship, and ensure seamless operations across domestic and international missions.

🧭 Minimum Qualifications

• Total time: 3,500 hours
• PIC time: 2,000 hours
• PIC in type: 250 hours (Challenger CL‑600)
• Multi‑engine: 2,500 hours
• Turbine: 2,000 hours
• Total MEL PIC time: 1,800 hours
• License: ATP (Open to FAA certificate holders)
• Medical: Class 1
• Type rating: Required (current Challenger CL‑600)

🧰 Additional Requirements

• Passport: Valid, with ability to maintain unrestricted travel to/from Canada
• Regulatory: Applicants must meet US and EASA regulations
• Tech savvy: Proficient with Internet, Email, iPads/EFBs, and Excel
• COVID‑19 vaccination: Required where permitted by applicable law
• Operational background: Experience in Part 91/135 operations

🌟 What You’ll Do

• Command the Challenger CL‑600 with uncompromising safety, professionalism, and sound judgment.
• Lead flight planning, performance, fuel, and weight & balance; ensure compliance with FAA/EASA requirements.
• Uphold company SOPs, SMS practices, and precise recordkeeping.
• Coordinate seamlessly with dispatch, maintenance, and ground handlers for on‑time, efficient departures.
• Deliver a refined passenger experience while maintaining discretion and confidentiality.
• Use EFB/iPad tools effectively for charts, checklists, performance, and reporting.
• Maintain currency, training, and qualifications appropriate to Part 91/135 operations.

📨 How to Stand Out

• Current and qualified Part 135 Captain experience is strongly preferred.
• Recent time and currency on the Challenger CL‑600 series.
• Demonstrated international experience, particularly within North America and Europe.
• Exceptional crew leadership, decision‑making, and passenger service skills.

Preference given to current and qualified 135 pilots.