[redacted] Work Location and Travel required for position Work location at New Orleans International airport (MSY), Kenner, LA Reside within 1 hour commute time to MSY airport Position requires travel +75% Entergy Aviation Department: Entergy Aviation began in 1927 with a 2-seat enclosed cabin modified biplane to a department today that manages the safe operation of all company-owned, contracted, and sub-contracted aviation equipment used for the expeditious business transport of Entergy personnel and for the operation, maintenance, and construction of the enterprise electric system. The five focus areas of the department are Aviation Corporate Jets, UAS Program, Safety & Governance, Maintenance, and Operations Control Center, comprising 20 team members. Entergy’s corporate jet division was the first corporate flight department in North America to achieve IS-BAO certification and the first flight department in the world to achieve Stage III in the IS-BAO system. The very heart of both the Aviation department and the enterprise of Entergy is the safety culture. Safety is a shared responsibility; and every team member always remains vigilant to assure a safe environment around aviation equipment and to ensure every passenger and employee returns home uninjured at the end of the day. JOB SUMMARY/PURPOSE: Performs all flight and collateral duties as assigned. Conducts flights in accordance with FAA rules and regulations, company policy, and IS-BAO and NBAA good operating procedures. Directly responsible for the operation, safety, and security of the aircraft as well as the safety of all passengers, crewmembers, and cargo onboard during all associated flight activities. JOB DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES: Participates fully in the Aviation Safety Management System. Ensures safety and security of passengers and aircraft during aircraft operations. Obtains and evaluates all available weather and applicable NOTAMs to ensure flight can be safely accomplished (go/no-go decisions). Modifies schedule, as necessary, corresponding to existing conditions (i.e., change order of destinations, wait for improving conditions, etc.). Determines aircraft condition, mechanical status, fuel, oil, oxygen requirements, and configuration for flight requirements, ensuring that the aircraft is airworthy, duly registered, and that all required documentation and operational information is onboard the aircraft. Ensures that dispatch requirements are within the capability of assigned aircraft. Calculates aircraft weight and balance, fuel and performance required for acceptable margins of safety, ensuring that all flight planning requirements have been met. Utilizes experience, knowledge and training to cope with abnormal or emergency situations. Conducts pre-flight and post-flight inspections before and after each flight, respectively. Completes all post-flight administrative requirements and duties as specified in the company operations manual recording flight times and aircraft defects. Completes all company administrative requirements. Completes collateral duties, as assigned, in timely and professional manner. Requirements Minimum experience required of the position for Pilot in Command Bachelor\'s Degree in a technical or business-related field and 5 years of flight experience as an FAA Commercial Rated Pilot conducting passenger transportation operations under Part 91, Part 135, and/or Part 121 or equivalent military flight experience. In lieu of degree, 9+ years of experience is required. 2,500 hours Total Flight Time. 500 hours Turbojet PIC Time. 1,000 hours Multi-Engine Time. 250 hours Instrument Flight Time Minimum knowledge, skills and abilities required of the position Demonstrated strong working knowledge of aircraft systems and operating requirements. Demonstrated strong knowledge of the Federal regulations and standards relating to aircraft flight operations. Demonstrated knowledge of computer office skills in flight planning, scheduling, word processing, and expensing software. Minimum certificates, licenses, etc. required for the position Commercial, Multi-Engine Land, Instrument rated Pilot license. At least 1 Turbojet-powered airplane type rating. FAA 1st Class Medical Certificate. Experience, certificates, licenses, etc. desired for the position Airline Transport Pilot. Challenger 300/350 type rating. Additional professional aviation certifications and training (i.e. Certified Aircraft Manager, Aviation Safety and Security Certificate, FAA part 107 license for UAS/Drones, NBAA PDP courses, etc.)