Super King Air Captain – Alaska Operations

Command Super King Air operations with precision and professionalism. You’ll execute safe, efficient flights in challenging environments, balancing performance, weather, and terrain while delivering a great experience for passengers and partners.

• Plan and conduct IFR/VFR flights, adapting to rapidly changing Alaska weather and daylight conditions.
• Operate confidently into remote and short runways, managing performance, icing risks, and terrain.
• Perform thorough preflight planning, W&B, fuel management, and risk assessment.
• Uphold company SOPs, checklist discipline, and safety reporting culture.
• Provide professional, friendly customer service for passengers and partners.
• Collaborate closely with dispatch/ops and maintenance to keep flights on-time and airframes healthy.

• 2000 hours total time.
• 500 hours or one season of Alaska flying/living experience.
• Current FAA CPL.
• Current FAA Class 2 Medical.
• Non-smoker.
• Authorized to work in the U.S. (visa sponsorship not provided).

• 3000+ hours total time.
• ATP certificate.
• 1000 hours or two seasons of Alaska flying/living experience.
• Time on the BE20 (King Air 200/“Super King Air”).

No type rating required — comprehensive Super King Air training provided. You’ll sharpen high-latitude operations, advanced aircraft systems, and SOP proficiency to ensure a confident, safe transition onto the line.

Ready to captain the Super King Air across Alaska? Send your application and include:

• Resume and contact details.
• Logbook summary: total time, PIC, multi, turbine, any BE20 time.
• Alaska experience: hours and/or number of seasons living/flying in Alaska.
• Copy of your FAA CPL (and ATP if held) and current Medical.
• Availability and earliest start date.
• Confirmation you meet the non-smoker requirement.