Core Duties and Responsibilities
Flight Operations: Operate private jets in accordance with flight plans and FAA regulations, executing all phases of flight from takeoff to landing with precision.

Pre- and Post-Flight Inspections: Conduct thorough checks of engines, fuel, navigation systems, and safety equipment; ensure aircraft weight and balance are within limits 

Weather Monitoring: Assess and adjust flight plans based on changing weather conditions

Navigation: Use cockpit instruments and visual references to navigate safely

Client Service: Provide exceptional service, address passenger needs, and maintain confidentiality

Emergency Procedures: Perform necessary emergency actions if necessary

Maintenance Coordination: Work with maintenance teams to keep aircraft in optimal condition

Record Keeping: Maintain accurate flight logs, maintenance records, and incident reports

Training: Attend regular training to stay current on aviation technology, procedures, and regulations 

Qualifications
Licenses: Valid FAA Commercial Pilot License with multi-engine and instrument ratings

Experience: Minimum 3–5 years as a commercial or private jet pilot

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Aviation, Aeronautics, or a related field is preferred

Skills: Strong navigational skills, decision-making under pressure, excellent communication, and problem-solving abilities

Physical Requirements: Ability to pass FAA medical standards and meet health requirements 
Work Environment
Schedule: Flexible, often on-call, with availability for weekends, holidays, and overnight stays 

Travel: Extensive domestic and international travel