[redacted] has been in the aviation industry since 1929. We are seeking qualified Flight Crew Members to help us maintain unparalleled service and value for our customers, with the highest dedication to safety, innovation, and teamwork. We offer a strong culture of safety and service. Our pilots develop exceptional skills, operating in the diverse and challenging weather conditions of the Northeast and Caribbean. About the Position: Flights typically operate 5 days per week departing in the morning and returning in the evening, with lodging provided at the outstation. Schedules may vary depending on base and flight schedule. Wiggins Pilots average 60 Flight hours per month. Hiring Requirements: Commitment to Safety FAA Commercial Pilot License with instrument rating, high performance and complex endorsements Must have 1,200 TT, 500 hours cross-country (defined as point to point), 75 hours instrument (50 must be in an aircraft), 100 hours at night Must be under the age of 60 due to ICAO regulations First Class Medical required for international operations English Proficient FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit Eligible to work in the U.S., and travel unrestricted in and out of the U.S. Current Passport Valid driver\'s license Pilot Benefits: Competitive Salary 401K with company match Ability to bid specific base, equipment and route We offer a comprehensive benefits package: Medical, Dental, Vision, Short- and Long-Term Disability, Life insurance **ELIGIBLE 1ST OF THE MONTH FOLLOWING DATE OF HIRE*** Additional benefits: Pilot medical reimbursement, Pilot Bonus Program, Employee Referral Program, Pilot uniforms - jackets, Jeppesen Manuals provided, AFLAC, Verizon Wireless discount, Yearly Flu Vaccine Vacation (up to 80 hours accrued for first year) Paid training, including transportation, lodging and per diem 30 Days hotel provided by Company for relocation assistance. Training: Wiggins training is designed to make our pilots safe, confident and competent- the cornerstone of a Professional flying career. Our pilot training has a 4-5-week footprint. It starts with 10 days of Indoc at our headquarters in Manchester, NH. (KMHT). Then down to Flight Safety in Wichita KS for 10 days. After that, its aircraft specific training at various in-house locations. Transportation, housing, pay and per diem are provided during training. Next: In-house checkride with Company Check Pilot, IOE until proficient, training complete.