Description
Operating as a regional airline in the United States, [redacted] Airlines performs flying services as a partner with United Airlines. Currently operating a fleet of CRJ-200 regional jets as United Express, [redacted] Airlines operates throughout the Eastern and Central United States. [redacted]\'s team is dedicated to making our travelers’ experiences safe and pleasant.
Under the direction of the Director of Flying & Chief Pilot, the Assistant Chief Pilot manages pilots and responds to all issues in accordance with the Company and department policies and procedures as well as the DOT, FAA, and TSA regulations.
Essential Job Functions
Promotes and fosters a safe and secure operating environment.
Supervises direct reports.
Assists the Director of Flying & Chief Pilot in supervising, counseling, and managing base pilots.
Liaison with local regulatory agencies such as the airport authority, Transportation Security
Administration, local law enforcement, etc...
Establish and maintain records for base pilots including ID, parking, daily operations, and worker’s compensation.
Assists the Director of Flying & Chief Pilot in monitoring the day-to-day operations and performance of the pilot group.
Participates as an on-call management pilot after office hours, on weekends and holidays, as assigned.
Manages leaves of absence for all base pilots.
Liaison with the local union officials and committees. Involved in grievance hearings and union negotiations, as applicable.
Assists the Director of Flying & Chief Pilot in Administration of the collective bargaining agreement, Pilot Attendance / Reliability Program, and other Company policy.
Participates in base management staff meetings and acts as a liaison between the Flight
Department and other departments, as directed by the Director of Flying & Chief Pilot.
Participates as a Go-Team member as described in [redacted]’s Emergency Procedure Manual.
Maintains proficiency as a Line Pilot or maintains currency in the Line Observation Program.
Promotes and fosters a safe operating environment.*
Other duties as assigned by the Director of Flying & Chief Pilot.*
Attendance is considered an essential responsibility*
Education/Experience
Two to three years Part 121 and 135 experience required
Pilot’s license with ATP rating required
Associates Degree preferred
Excellent communication skills required
Ability to handle multiple tasks
Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled