PC-12 Captain & Citation 525 First Officer – Ogden, UT (Training Provided)

🧭 The mission

Step into a dynamic, dual-fleet role where you’ll lead as Captain on the PC-12 and fly right seat on the Citation 525. You’ll balance single-pilot turboprop operations with two-crew jet missions, delivering safe, on-time flights and an exceptional passenger experience in a professional Part 135 environment.

🧰 What you’ll do

• Serve as PIC on the PC-12 and as SIC on the Citation 525, executing flights to company SOPs and regulatory standards.
• Plan and conduct IFR operations, including performance and weight & balance, fuel, alternates, and risk assessments.
• Maintain currency and proficiency; complete required training, checks, and type training (provided).
• Coordinate closely with dispatch/maintenance to ensure aircraft readiness and mission reliability.
• Deliver professional, courteous service to passengers and stakeholders on every leg.
• Champion a just culture of safety, SMS reporting, and continuous improvement.

🌟 Minimum qualifications

• Total time: 1,500 hours
• PIC time: 1,000 hours
• Multi-engine: 50 hours
• Turbine: 300 hours
• Instrument: 100 hours; current IFR knowledge and recent experience
• Licenses: FAA CPL with IR and ME
• Medical: FAA Class 1
• Work authorization: Legally authorized to work in the United States (no sponsorship)
• Travel documents: Valid passport
• Driver’s license: Valid U.S. state driver’s license
• FCC: Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit
• Clearances: Able to pass TSA background checks and obtain SIDA badge, when applicable
• Residency: Live within 1 hour of Ogden, UT Airport or relocate within 3 months (no commuting option)

🌟 Preferred

• Prior Part 135 experience
• Strong recent single-pilot IFR experience
• Professionalism and customer-service mindset

✈️ Training & progression

Type rating not required—comprehensive training provided. You’ll refine your single-pilot skills on the PC-12 and broaden your jet experience as a CE-525 First Officer, supported by recurrent training and a robust safety culture.

📨 How to apply

• Apply with a current resume and a concise logbook summary (TT, PIC, turbine, multi, instrument).
• Confirm your ability to reside within 1 hour of OGD or your relocation plan within 3 months.
• Include copies of your FAA certificates, medical, FCC permit, and passport (if requested).

We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to any protected characteristic.