[redacted], Inc. conducts world-wide Part 135 executive passenger charter and air ambulance operations. We own and operate multiple DA-50\'s and a DA-900. We are continuously growing company and offer advancement opportunities to motivated pilots. We are seeking Falcon 50/900 Captains who will primarily be based at our headquarters in Southern Oregon, with short deployments to various locations. If you enjoy the outdoors, southern Oregon has many opportunities to get out and enjoy camping, hiking, golfing, and water sports. Due to extensive Oceanic Operations, while applying for this position please be prepared to validate your oceanic experience. The Pilot-in-Command (PIC) reports directly to the Chief Pilot. They are responsible for the safe and expeditious delivery of passengers and/or cargo to assigned destinations via company operated aircraft. The PIC may delegate authority for required functions but retain the responsibility. The PIC, who is designated as PIC, has the authority to accomplish the following duties and responsibilities: 1. Required to maintain and keep current a valid Airline Transport Pilot Certificate, First Class Medical, and a valid Passport. 2. Assume command over all crewmembers and passengers during flight operations while adhering to company Operations Specifications, Federal Aviation Regulations, and company policies/procedures. 3. Ensures that the physical condition of the aircraft and inspection status has been thoroughly checked before each flight. 4. Provides necessary services to ensure convenience and comfort for passengers during ground and flight operations. 5. In cooperation with the company maintenance department, makes arrangements for and oversees any required maintenance obtained away from home base. 6. Prepares and maintains all required paperwork and records. 7. Keeps the company informed of the progress and/or problems encountered during trip. 8. Ensures compliance with duty, flight time and rest requirements. 9. Makes suggestions and recommendations to improve operations. Pilot Qualifications: Airline Transport Pilot First Class Medical DA-50 Type Rating Passport Hourly Requirements: 3,000 Hours Total Time 2,000 Hours Airplanes 1,500 Hours Pilot-in-Command 250 Hours Pilot-in-Command DA-50 500 Hours Cross-Country 100 Hours Night 75 Hours Instrument (50 Hours in aircraft) 500 Hours Total time (or 100 hours in the last 12 months) extended overwater or oceanic flight operations. 100 Hours Airplane in the last 12 months Medical Benefits provided through Blue Cross Blue Shield - 4 plan levels 401K, two weeks paid vacation per year after the successful completion of the first year. Schedule: 14 Days on and 7 Days off after completion of required training. Training contract required. Amount and length of contract are based on applicant\'s currency and qualifications.