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Corporate Jet Pilot (PIC) – Cincinnati, OH
✈️ Corporate Jet Pilot (PIC)
Join a professional corporate flight department in Cincinnati and take command of missions that connect internal company partners safely, smoothly, and on schedule. As Pilot in Command, you’ll hold final authority for the aircraft, lead flight planning and readiness, and uphold the highest standards of regulatory compliance and passenger safety.
🧭 What you’ll do
- Act as Pilot in Command (PIC) on assigned flights, maintaining full operational authority and accountability.
- Plan and execute company flights that support internal partners and business objectives.
- Review and calculate weight and balance, fuel requirements, and performance data for every leg.
- Ensure aircraft readiness through thorough preflight inspections, systems checks, and documentation review.
- Maintain strict regulatory compliance and adhere to company SOPs and safety management practices.
- Deliver a safe, professional, and service‑focused passenger experience.
- Coordinate effectively with the Chief Pilot, maintenance, and scheduling to optimize flight operations.
🧰 What you bring
- Minimum 3,500 total flight hours.
- Minimum 2,000 turbine flight hours.
- Commercial Multi‑Engine Pilot License (CPL).
- Strong decision‑making, communication, and situational awareness.
- Proven ability to operate effectively in a highly regulated, safety‑critical environment.
🌟 Preferred experience
- Type rating and/or recent experience in C‑680.
- Type rating and/or recent experience in Falcon 900EX/2000EX.
- Background in corporate or private aviation operations.
📌 Role highlights
- Authority: Final authority over the aircraft during operations.
- Mission: Safe, efficient, and compliant flight operations in support of internal partners.
- Collaboration: Close coordination with the Chief Pilot and cross‑functional aviation teams.
🧩 Your impact
In this PIC role, your leadership, judgment, and precision directly protect our passengers and aircraft, ensure regulatory excellence, and keep critical business travel moving without compromise.

