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Lead Gulfstream G650 Captain (Corporate Aviation)

✈️ Lead Gulfstream G650 Captain (Corporate Aviation)

Chevron’s Corporate Aviation Services is hiring a principal captain to operate the Gulfstream GVI (G650) worldwide from our Sugar Land, Texas base. This is a safety-first leadership role for an experienced aviator ready to act as Pilot-in-Command on unrestricted international operations.

  • Location: Sugar Land, Texas, United States
  • Base aircraft: Gulfstream GVI (G650)
  • Operations: Worldwide, unrestricted international
  • Schedule: Includes after-hours, holiday, and weekend duty
  • License required: ATP (Unrestricted)
  • Visa sponsorship: Not offered

🧭 What you’ll do

  • Act as Pilot-in-Command on worldwide operations without restriction.
  • Observe the highest levels of safety and professionalism at all times.
  • Complete thorough pre- and post-flight inspections.
  • Maintain required qualifications, currency, and proficiency.
  • Execute flights in accordance with company policies and regulatory requirements.
  • Perform collateral duties and projects in support of the flight department.

🧰 What you bring

  • FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) — unrestricted.
  • GVI type rating (Gulfstream G650).
  • FAA First Class Medical Certificate.
  • 5,000 hours total pilot time.
  • 2,500 hours multi-engine flight time.
  • 1,000 hours in type or large-cabin equivalent.
  • 200 hours flight time in the previous 12 months.
  • EFIS/EICAS/FMS experience.
  • International and oceanic experience preferred; able to operate to any international destination.
  • Bachelor’s degree preferred.

🌟 Why this role

Lead global missions in a world-class aircraft as part of an elite corporate flight department dedicated to safety, reliability, and exceptional service.

📨 How to apply

If this aligns with your experience and goals, we encourage you to apply. Candidates must have current authorization to work in the United States; sponsorship is not available.