Description 1. Safe and orderly conduct of the flight. 2. Compliance with all FARs, foreign counterparts when applicable, and [redacted] policies and regulations. 3. Review the trip itinerary to ensure all aspects of the trip have been setup. (fuel, passenger transportation, etc.) 4. Check weather, NOTAMs, and runway lengths for all flights 5. Brief crewmembers prior to flight on all aspects, especially on information in the applicable flight information publications; on departure routes, altitudes, obstructions and air traffic control procedures; on normal and emergency communication procedures; and on special instructions or procedures. 6. Supervise / coordinate with other crew members throughout flight to include flight preparation and completion of flight documentation. 7. Train and develop Co-Pilots concerning techniques, methods, and day to day activities, in accordance with [redacted] policy and standard operating procedures. 8. Ensure other crew members understand their duties and responsibilities; monitor their professional behavior. 9. Ensure maintenance service and repairs obtained when an aircraft is not at its home base are coordinated with the Chief Pilot and the Director of Aircraft Maintenance. 10. Complete all paperwork correctly including timely and accurate accounting for Company expenses & Expense Reporting. 11. Maintain and monitor recent flight experience to ensure currency. 12. Must attend and pass annual recurrent Pilot training. 13. Other duties as assigned Requirements 1. Must possess Airline Transport or Commercial Pilot Certificate with appropriate category 2. 4,000 hours total pilot time, of which 2,000 hours are multi-engine and 1,000 hours PIC hours in jet aircraft 3. Maintain Aircraft type qualification per FAR 61 4. Maintain minimum FAA Second Class Medical Certificate (to be obtained every nine months) 5. Must be able to secure / maintain Airport Security clearance requirements for the Charlotte / Douglas International Airport 6. Must be able to obtain / possess a United States Passport. 7. Must obtain first class FAA medical certificate within 30 days prior to start of employment.