Cessna 208 Caravan Captain – Alaska Operations (Training Provided)

✈️ The Opportunity

As a Caravan Captain, you’ll operate single-pilot VFR/IFR flights, connecting remote communities and supporting critical logistics in one of aviation’s most rewarding environments. Expect purposeful flying, real-world decision-making, and the chance to hone your skills in dynamic weather and terrain.

🧭 What You’ll Do

• Command Cessna 208 Caravan operations with uncompromising focus on safety and compliance.
• Plan and execute flights, including performance calculations, weight and balance, fuel planning, and route selection for remote strips and regional airports.
• Apply sound airmanship in variable Alaska weather and challenging terrain, exercising strong ADM and CRM in single-pilot operations.
• Complete thorough preflight/postflight inspections and ensure accurate technical logs and reports.
• Provide professional, community-focused service while safeguarding cargo and passenger needs.

🧰 Minimum Requirements

• License: FAA CPL required
• Total Time: 2000 hours
• Flight Experience: 500 hours of Alaska flying, or one season of Alaska flying/living experience
• Type Rating: Not required — training provided
• Medical: FAA Class 2
• Additional Requirement: Non-smoker

NTR = No Type Rating required. C208 training provided for qualified candidates.

🌟 Preferred Qualifications

• Total Time: 3000+ hours
• Alaska Experience: 1000 hours, or two seasons of Alaska flying/living experience
• Credential: ATP License
• Aircraft Time: Cessna 208/Caravan time preferred

🧰 Training & Support

We provide comprehensive C208 differences/aircraft training and company SOP/operational indoctrination to set you up for success in Alaska operations.

📨 How to Apply

Submit your resume and a concise hours breakdown (PIC, total time, IFR, multi if applicable, and Alaska/Caravan time). Please note your license/medical class, current base, availability, and whether you meet the Alaska experience criteria above.