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Gulfstream GVII Captain – North America
Gulfstream GVII Captain – North America
Join NICHOLAS AIR as a GVII pilot and help deliver an unparalleled private aviation experience. If you bring exceptional airmanship and a concierge-level approach to customer service, you’ll feel right at home in our high-performance, non-union flight department.
✈️ About the Role
As a GVII Captain at NICHOLAS AIR, you will be part of an elite team trusted to operate a world-class aircraft while delivering a refined, member-first service. You’ll balance precision flying with thoughtful hospitality, ensuring every journey is safe, smooth, and memorable.
🧭 What You’ll Do
- Execute safe, efficient operations of the Gulfstream GVII in accordance with company procedures and regulations.
- Demonstrate impeccable airmanship from preflight planning through arrival and postflight.
- Deliver personalized, proactive customer service that anticipates member needs.
- Collaborate closely with crew and operations teams to maintain on-time, professional service.
- Adapt to a dynamic schedule supporting travel throughout North America and beyond.
🧰 What You Bring
- A safety-first mindset and polished cockpit resource management.
- Calm, confident decision-making and strong communication skills.
- A hospitality-driven approach with attention to detail and discretion.
- Team orientation that thrives in a high-performance, non-union culture.
- Flexibility to support trips across North America with global reach as needed.
🌟 Why NICHOLAS AIR
- Be part of a flight department known for exceptional airmanship and customer service.
- Operate with global reach and access to more than 9,000 airports across North America.
- Work within a professional, member-focused team without a union mentality.
📨 Ready to Apply?
If you’re a polished professional pilot who pairs precision with service, we’d love to hear from you. Submit your resume and a brief note on why you’re a great fit for the GVII team at NICHOLAS AIR.

