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GainJet Ireland

Cessna 500 Series Captain (EASA) – Worldwide Operations

✈️ Cessna 500 Series Captain (EASA) – Worldwide Operations

GainJet Ireland is preparing for upcoming opportunities and is seeking experienced Captains for the Cessna 500 series, with roles expected to open in early 2026. If you’re an accomplished ATPL holder with solid time on type, we’d love to hear from you.

  • Employer: GainJet Ireland
  • Location: Worldwide
  • Aircraft: Cessna 500 Series
  • Start Window: Early 2026 (anticipated)
  • License Required: EASA Part-FCL ATPL
  • Minimum Hours: 3,000 total time
  • PIC on Type: 500 hours on Cessna 500 series
  • Medical: EASA Class 1
  • Type Rating: Cessna 500 series (recently expired welcome)
  • Training: Line Training Captain (LTC) experience on type (for Captains)

🧭 The Opportunity

Join a professional flight department operating the versatile Cessna 500 series across global missions. You’ll lead safe, efficient operations, uphold the highest standards of airmanship, and contribute to a performance-driven, safety-first culture.

🧰 What You’ll Bring

  • Minimum 3,000 hours total flying time.
  • At least 500 hours as PIC on the Cessna 500 series.
  • Current EASA Part-FCL ATPL and EASA Class 1 Medical.
  • Valid Cessna 500 series type rating (recently expired candidates are welcome to apply).
  • LTC experience on type (required for Captain consideration).
  • Demonstrated commitment to SMS, SOP discipline, and professional CRM.

🌟 What to Expect

  • Worldwide operations on a proven light jet platform.
  • Collaborative team with a strong safety and training ethos.
  • Opportunity to influence standards and mentoring where applicable.

📨 How to Apply

Please submit your CV along with copies of your EASA ATPL, Class 1 Medical, and evidence of hours/PIC on type. Suitable candidates will be contacted as 2026 opportunities are confirmed.

Note: Only pilots meeting the stated minimum requirements will be considered.