Falcon 2000 Captain (Type-Rated) – Corporate Aviation

🧭 What you’ll do

• Serve as PIC on the Falcon 2000, ensuring the highest standards of safety, compliance, and passenger service.
• Lead comprehensive flight planning, performance calculations, fuel management, and weather/NOTAM analysis in accordance with applicable FARs.
• Execute all phases of flight with precision, including abnormal and emergency procedures, while modeling professionalism on the flight deck.
• Coordinate seamlessly with dispatch, maintenance, and cabin/ground teams to deliver on-time, efficient operations.
• Mentor and develop SIC crew members; support standardization and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Uphold a proactive safety culture through rigorous checklist discipline and participation in training and safety programs.

🧰 Minimum qualifications

• Total Time: 3,000 hours (minimum)
• Jet PIC: 1,000 hours (minimum)
• In Type (Falcon 2000): 400 hours (minimum)
• Type Rating: Required (Falcon 2000)
• License: FAA ATP (required)
• Medical: Class 1 (required)
• Corporate Aviation: 3 years’ experience
• Sole Manipulator: 1,000 hours as sole manipulator of the controls in jet aircraft comparable to Falcons in complexity and performance
• Falcon Series Experience (DFJ): 400 hours in current-production Falcon aircraft as DFJ SIC; 50 hours in the specific Falcon type as DFJ SIC; 1 year experience in DFJ Flight Operations, Teterboro
• Falcon Type Exposure: Type ratings on one or more current-production Falcons

🧾 Endorsements and regulatory readiness

• Thorough understanding of applicable FARs.
• Acceptable performance evaluations by senior captains.
• Recommendation by Chief Pilot, Operations, and approval by Director, Flight Operations based on periodic evaluations and personal observation.

🌟 Preferred qualifications

• Flight Instructor Certificates: CFI, CFII, and MEI.
• Type ratings in out-of-production Falcon models.
• Military flight training background.

💡 Why you’ll love this role

• Command a respected, high-performance business jet within a safety-first flight department.
• Engage in rigorous, recurrent training and professional development.
• Collaborate with seasoned captains and operations leaders who value precision and teamwork.
• Permanent employment with clear standards, structure, and support.

📨 How to apply

Ready to lead from the left seat? Please submit:

• Current resume and total-time summary (including Jet PIC and in-type hours).
• Copy of ATP certificate, medical (Class 1), and type ratings.
• Recent training records and/or checkride endorsements.
• Professional references (including senior captains or training captains, if available).

Candidates meeting the minimums and additional endorsements noted above will receive priority consideration.