Citation Ultra Co-Pilot (SIC) ?[redacted], a Chicago based Charter and Aircraft Management company, has an immediate opening for a Citation Ultra (CE-560) Co-Pilot. We operate under both Part 135 and Part 91 flight rules, flying predominantly in the domestic United States, with occasional international operations. The successful candidate must be organized, highly motivated, and a self starter. Prior Part 135 or corporate flight department experience a huge plus! The Co-Pilot will be responsible to act as SIC for both Part 135 and Part 91 flights. The pilot can expect to fly 200-300 hours per year in an on-demand charter setting. Job Summary The Co-Pilot directly reports to the PIC and is responsible for safe conduct of flight and, in conjunction with the PIC, compliance with all pertinent FARs; as well as company policies and procedures. Duties and Responsibilities Act as Second in Command of flight for which the pilot is assigned Fulfill company schedules and aircraft operations Provide excellent customer service to charter clients and owners Strive to increase skills and knowledge to transition into PIC position Maintain proficiency on assigned aircraft Be knowledgeable of Company Operations, Manuals, FARs, etc… Professionalism a must as crews will interact with high net-worth individuals regularly Non-Flying Duties and Responsibilities Assist Chief Pilot as necessary Help Keep track on pilot training records Update aircraft databases, GOMs, iPads, etc… as necessary Some office time will be required Minimum Requirements FAA Multi-Engine Land, Commercial Pilot, with Instrument Rating 2nd Class Medical Familiarity of Part 91 regulations 1000 hours total time 100 hours MEL 500 hours PIC Live within 1 hour driving time of Schaumburg Regional or Chicago Executive Airport Preferred Requirements: Airline Transport Pilot 1 st Class Medical Prior Part 135 experience and knowledgeable of pertinent FARs CE500 Experience a plus CFI/CFII/MEI 2000 hours total time 500 hours MEL 1000 hours PIC 500 hours Turbine PIC BE200 Experience a plus ?