Schedule: 7 Hard Days Off Per Month
Flight Schedule: Trips are typically scheduled 24–48 hours in advance, with occasional short-notice flights.
We are seeking an experienced, professional, and safety-focused Falcon 7X Pilot to join our team. The ideal
candidate will have a minimum of 3,500 hours of total flight time, demonstrate exceptional judgment and
professionalism, and be committed to operational excellence and customer service. This position consists of
Part 91, Part 135, and Fire operations. The fleet consists of a Falcon 7x, PC-12 and Citation V
Fire operations will consist of a 12-day-on / 2-day-off rotation, with up to 12 rotations per year depending on operational needs.
After completing 12 rotations within the calendar year, pilots will receive a $2,000 bonus for each additional 12-day rotation if applicable
In addition to base salary and bonuses, pilots will earn $100 per billable flight hour on fire contracts
This position requires a strong team-oriented mindset, strict confidentiality, and dedication to providing a
world-class client experience while maintaining the highest standards of aviation safety and regulatory
compliance.
Pilots are expected to remain available for assigned trips within the normal scheduling window unless on scheduled days off.
Minimum 2,500 hours total flight time
ATP Certificate
FAA First Class Medical Certificate
Type Rating in Falcon 7X preferred
Experience operating turboprop and/or light jet aircraft preferred
Part 135 experience preferred
Valid U.S. Passport
Ability to travel internationally
Must reside in or be willing to relocate to Bentonville, Arkansas
Ability to pass all required background checks and drug screenings
All pilots must commit to:
Working as a team and being the best team member possible
Providing a WOW experience for every client
Maintaining a high level of professionalism in all interactions
Supporting fellow crew members and company initiatives
Representing the company positively both on and off duty
Pilots must also commit to never:
Discuss company matters or crew members with clients
Share confidential information
Discuss client information outside of operational necessity
Engage in conduct that could negatively impact the company's reputation
Operate company aircraft safely and efficiently in accordance with FAA regulations, company SOPs, and the General Operations Manual (GOM)
Serve as Pilot-in-Command (PIC) or Second-in-Command (SIC) as assigned
Analyze flight plans and determine the safest and most efficient routing
Monitor weather conditions and operational risks throughout all phases of flight
Maintain communication with Air Traffic Control and company personnel
Ensure aircraft fuel requirements meet operational and regulatory standards
Monitor aircraft systems and promptly report discrepancies or maintenance concerns
Verify aircraft performance, weight and balance, and operational limitations before departure
Ensure compliance with all Part 91 and Part 135 regulations
Maintain all required FAA certificates, ratings, and medical qualifications
Complete recurrent training and checking requirements on schedule
Remain current on company policies, procedures, and operational manuals
Participate in company safety programs and Safety Management System (SMS) initiatives
Report hazards, incidents, and safety concerns in accordance with company policy
Deliver a professional, courteous, and personalized experience for all clients
Maintain discretion and confidentiality regarding all passengers and company activities
Assist with passenger needs while maintaining safety as the highest priority
Represent the company with professionalism at all times
Coordinate effectively with dispatch, maintenance, scheduling, and fellow crew members
Assist with operational readiness of aircraft and flight equipment
Support company goals and contribute positively to the organization’s culture
Maintain flexibility to accommodate changing operational requirements
Competitive compensation package based on experience and qualifications.
Benefits may include:
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k)
Paid Time Off
Professional Development and Training Opportunities
This position requires frequent travel, irregular work hours, overnight trips, and flexibility to support operational needs. Pilots must maintain a professional appearance and conduct themselves in accordance with company standards at all times.