The Pilot is the final authority as to the operation of the aircraft. In an emergency involving the safety of persons or property, the Pilot may deviate from 14CFR 91 only to the extent required to meet that emergency. Compensation ranges from $120,000 to $140,000 based on experience. Tasks And Responsibilities Show time/departure; Fixed based operators; Flight distance/estimated flight time/estimated fuel burn; Passenger information; Catering, transportation and any special requests; Noise abatement and curfew procedures; Security issues; Airport limitations. The Pilot will brief and assign duties to the Second-in-Command, but always retains responsibility for task completion. He or she will include information regarding weather, the flight plan route, flight delays, aircraft performance, obstacle clearance, security issues, and passenger considerations as well as any other pertinent information in the briefing. The Pilot will prepare or supervise preparation of flight plan considering such factors as weather, terrain, aircraft weight, aircraft performance, range, physiological considerations, airport facilities, and navigational resources. Review the aircraft maintenance records to ensure: Required airworthiness and equipment inspections are current; The deferral list is in compliance with the MEL requirements; The aircraft is capable of completing the proposed flight. Advise maintenance of any aircraft or systems irregularities in accordance with company maintenance reporting procedures. Normally supervise, but may conduct the preflight inspection of the aircraft for structural, mechanical, and electrical soundness in addition to the following: Airworthiness Certificate; Aircraft Registration; Radio Station Permit; Weight and Balance; Aircraft Flight Manual; MEL; Checklists; General Operations Manual; Company forms; TOLD cards; Passenger Briefing Cards; Flashlights and batteries; Life vests, rafts, and all other safety equipment; Medical First Aid Equipment; Fire Extinguishers; Clipboard; Will ensure that all ground servicing is monitored by a crew member. No one other than company personnel shall have access to the aircraft except in the presence of a member of the crew. Note: It is not possible to list all required job duties on this form. There may be other important duties assigned, depending on the position. For a full list of essential job functions, please refer to the essential functions worksheet for that position. Requirements Must Hold an ATP and commercial certificate with appropriate category and class ratings Must hold an instrument rating Minimum 2500 flight hours logged First Class medical Valid US Passport Valid Drivers License CE 560XL+Type Rating Preferred Must live within 1 hour of KFLL Requirements Must Hold an ATP and commercial certificate with appropriate category and class ratings Must hold an instrument rating Minimum 2500 flight hours logged First Class medical Valid US Passport Valid Drivers License CE 560XL+Type Rating Preferred Must live within 1 hour of KFLL