Successful applicants must hold ATP or Commercial Pilot Certficiate with FAA Multi-Engine and Instrument Ratings and logged a minimum of 3000 hours. A minimum of 500 hours must be in a turbine powered aircraft and a minimum of 2000 hours are in a multi-engine aircraft. Valid second class medical certificate. Meet or exceed current requirements according to part 91 of the FARs. Knowledge of the operation of single-engine and multi-engine aircrafts, including charts, maps, instruments, and other equipment necessary for navigation. Knowledge of air traffic control systems and procedures; knowledge of weather systems affecting safety and flight schedules. Knowledge of the federal aviation regulations with particular emphasis on airspace, runway incursion, and wake turbulence. Knowledge of preventive and emergency safety regulations and procedures pertaining to the aircraft, flight preparation, taxiing, and navigation through air traffic. Residence in the Des Moines, IA area or ability to relocate. Ability to lift at least 30-40 lbs. of luggage into aircraft as needed. Pre-employment drug screening and physical required. Location One SE Convenience Blvd, Ankeny, Iowa 50021 Job Description: At Caseys, our purpose is to make life better for our guests and communities every day. Since our founding in 1959, we have grown to become one of the largest convenience store retailers and pizza chains in the United States. We provide freshly prepared foods, quality fuel, and friendly service to the communities where we operate. We deliver a work environment where team members are treated with respect, dignity and honesty. As a Corporate Pilot, you will play a vital role in achieving our purpose. The Corporate Pilot will focus on operating the corporate aircraft (Beechcraft Kingair 90GT) utilizing safe practices and techniques to transport [redacted] team members in an efficient manner that complies with all current, Federal Aviation Regulations. This includes flight scheduling, preflight inspections, aircraft navigation, and servicing of the aircraft. Specific responsibilities include: Ensure safe and timely completions of scheduled flights. Plan and adjust flight schedules based on passenger needs and anticipated flying conditions to ensure maximum safety and efficiency. Perform between-flight activities, such as moving or supervising the moving of the aircraft to and from the hanger, and refueling and servicing the aircraft. Negotiate maintenance contracts and fuel purchasing agreements to ensure economical arrangements. Maintain logs and complete report forms to document fuel and aircraft usage, passengers, flight time, and any flight / technical issues.