The Mission for this Position: [Company] is seeking a skilled and safety-focused G200 First Officer to join our Part 135 flight department based in Salt Lake City, Utah. In this role, you will use your aviation experience to support safe, compliant flight operations while delivering the exceptional service our clients deserve.

If you thrive on challenges, are eager to advance in your career, and value exceptional flying experiences, this role is for you.

About Us: [Company] is one of the fastest-growing private aviation companies in the country. We have been named one of Utah’s 100 Fastest-Growing Companies and recognized on the Inc. 5000 list for five consecutive years.

With operational bases in Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah, we offer the West’s premier fractional aircraft ownership program, private aircraft charter, and managed aircraft services. We also operate FBO and fuel services at Gnoss Field Airport in Novato, California.

Our premium fleet ranges from Pilatus PC-12 turboprops to long-range Gulfstream GV jets. Supported by 17 years of aviation expertise, we fly over 6,000 legs annually while maintaining a strong commitment to safety and five-star service. 

Right Person, Right Seat: We are looking for people who are passionate about aviation and committed to delivering exceptional customer experiences. The ideal candidate is adaptable, professional, and most importantly, safety-focused at all times.

Successful team members naturally align with [Company]'s core values:

• Fueled by Passion: Approaches work with energy, enthusiasm, and a commitment to excellence

• Team Alignment: Collaborates across departments and aligns individual actions with broader team goals

• Deliver the Wow: Creates memorable and high-impact experiences for customers and colleagues by consistently exceeding expectations

• Solutions Focused: Approaches challenges with a proactive and practical problem-solving mindset

Qualifications:

• FAA Commercial or Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate with the appropriate category and class

• Minimum 2000 hours total flight time, including:

  • 300 hours multi

  • 200 hours turbine

  • 200 hours instrument

• Valid FAA 1st Class Medical Certificate

• FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit

• Valid U.S. passport and driver’s license

• Current IFR knowledge and proficiency

• Legal authorization to work in the United States without sponsorship

• Ability to pass required TSA background checks and secure an appropriate SIDA badge when applicable

• Preferred Qualifications: Time in type and Prior Part 135 experience

Job Responsibilities & Physical Requirements:

• Ensure strict compliance with FAA regulations, company policies, checklists, and operational best practices

• Perform assigned flight duties safely and professionally

• Maintain a safety-first mindset and adapt effectively to changing operational demands

• Provide exceptional, customer-focused service throughout each trip

• Communicate clearly and professionally with clients, crewmembers, and internal teams

• Apply sound judgment and problem-solving skills while maintaining accountability for decisions

• Maintain a high degree of integrity, professionalism, and confidentiality

• Assist with the safe handling and care of animals before, during, and after flights when needed

• Maintain a professional appearance and create a positive first impression with clients

• Operate across multiple time zones and in varying weather conditions

• Effectively manage rest and sleep to remain prepared for flight duty

• Exhibits physical readiness, including occasionally lifting or moving objects weighing up to 50 pounds unaided

Salary, Schedule & Availability:

• Salary: $110,000 annually | Annual salary increases on your anniversary

• Training: Company-provided training subject to an 18-month training repayment agreement, with the repayment obligation decreasing quarterly

• Schedule: 8-on / 6-off rotation

• Availability: Remain available for days, nights, weekends, weekdays, and holidays during scheduled rotations. Complete overnight trips that may require several consecutive days and nights away from home. Work duty periods of up to 14 hours, in accordance with applicable regulations and company policies.

Benefits:

• Health Benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision plans available

• Life Insurance: Employer-paid life insurance with optional additional coverage

• Retirement: Fully vested 401(k) Plan with employer match options

• Time Off: Competitive paid time off policy

• Travel Perks: Enjoy free flights on unoccupied trips

Location:

• Aircraft based in Salt Lake City, Utah

• Must reside within one hour of Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) or commit to relocating within two months of hire.