[redacted], Inc is looking for a Part 91 Captain who is a highly customer-focused individual who strives for the best and takes pride in getting the job done well. This individual is responsible for safely transporting passengers to the appropriate destination, observes all FAA regulations, takes corrective action on malfunctions, and adjusts for adverse weather conditions as needed. The position is based at Morristown, NJ. What You’ll Do [redacted] entrusts in you to provide “First Class” customer service to our travelers. To ensure this, you’ll: Assure a safe flight of Passengers to their destination. Maintain high safety standards for the best possible aircraft performance. Maintain responsibility for the conduct of flights. Oversee crewmembers assigned to flights. Oversee the aircraft\\\\\\\'s operational efficiency in regard to time and cost. Handle all weather problems safely and efficiently (i.e., destination changes, delay in departures or arrival, flight cancellations.) Plan all domestic flights which include the following: arranging for fuel, checking airport adequacy, confirming catering needs, cleaning and stocking the aircraft. Plan for international flights which includes coordinating over flight permits, checking entry requirements for private aircraft and passengers coming into foreign countries, responsibility for international air regulations (ICAO), and arranging ground handling i.e., passenger handling for Customs, aircraft service requirements, transportation of passengers, etc., with our international trip planners. Attend requisite safety training. What it Takes Type rating in the Challenger 300 or equivalent experience in similar aircraft type(s) and preferably a Commercial, or higher, certificate in rotorcraft with turbine experience. Airline transport pilot rated, has 4,000 hours of flight time and adequate turbo jet flight time as determined by the Aviation Manager. 5 years of related work experience Experience with all weather conditions. Experience with international flying. Ability to pass annual FAA First Class Medical Examinations. Possess a valid U.S. passport. Strong organizational, communication, and human relations skills are required. Attend and successfully complete annual recurrent training and FAA proficiency checks for all aircraft to which you are assigned. Complete knowledge of federal aviation regulations governing domestic and international flights and of the aircraft\\\\\\\'s systems in order to take accurate corrective action in dealing with any malfunction. Ability and desire to participate in administrative functions and projects associated with daily flight department operations. What You’ll Receive Competitive Compensation Annual Bonus 100% Company Paid Group Medical