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Business Jet Captain — Multi-Type Fleet (Type Rating Provided)
✈️ Business Jet Captain — Multi-Type Fleet (Type Rating Provided)
Take the left seat on a dynamic business aviation fleet and bring your leadership, precision, and judgement to every mission. Join a team that values safety, professionalism, and continuous growth—while providing the training you need to excel across multiple aircraft types.
NTR welcomed: Type rating not required — comprehensive training provided for qualified ATP captains.
🧭 Minimum Flight Experience
- Total Time: 3,000 hours
- PIC Time: 1,000 hours
- Multi-Engine Jet: 500 hours
- In Type: 250 hours
- Currency: 500 hours multi-engine jet within the last two years
Upgrade note: 250 hours in type required for promotion from First Officer to Captain.
🧰 Certificates & Compliance
- License Required: ATP
- Accepted Licenses: FAA
- Medical: Class 1
- FCC Permit: Aircraft Radiotelephone Operator Permit
- Demonstrated, comprehensive knowledge of applicable CFRs and aviation directives
- Education: Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree preferred
- Visa Sponsorship: Not provided
🌟 Fleet, Training & Progression
Operate within a multi-aircraft business jet environment, with type assignment aligned to operational needs and your experience.
- Type rating provided: Join as NTR and complete company training to qualify on assigned type(s).
- Structured pathway: First Officers may advance to Captain upon meeting performance standards and 250 hours in type.
- Safety-first culture: Standardized SOPs and recurrent training support consistent, high-quality operations.
🧭 What You Bring
- Proven PIC leadership, sound decision-making, and stellar crew resource management
- Proficiency in high-performance, multi-engine jet operations
- Commitment to regulatory compliance, professionalism, and customer-focused service
📨 How to Apply
Submit your resume/CV and a concise flight-time breakdown (Total, PIC, Multi-Engine Jet, recent currency, and in-type time if applicable).
Candidates must meet the stated minimums and be authorized to work without sponsorship.

