The Part-135 C208 Caravan Captain will conduct safe, efficient, compliant and professional flight services.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Safely maneuver the aircraft during all phases of flight; monitor all flight conditions including weather and cargo safety, and verify go/no-go decision; verify fuel requirements and related weather variables and ensure proper loading; make alternate destination decisions when the intended destination is unavailable.
Maintain command in all situations as they arise due to unexpected circumstances during the flight; ensure proper communication with stations, towers, flight controllers and dispatchers during the flight; file all reports required by the FAA and report any unusual aircraft behavior or performance to dispatch or maintenance personnel; properly record flight-hours in conjunction with Dispatch and adhere to FAA rest requirements and company directives.
Supervise personnel related to the flight, in coordination with other supervisors; maintain familiarity and knowledge of applicable changes in regulations and procedures concerning the safe operation of all company aircraft; maintain thorough knowledge of all applicable policies, procedures, manuals, handbooks and protocol; serve as a positive, constructive and communicative leader for the company and its customers.
Review company bulletins and other correspondence on a daily basis, including emails and voicemails; submit all transmittals, expense reports and other company documents/correspondence in an accurate and timely manner, in accordance with policy and procedures.
Serve as a role model for ethical behavior, maintain a professional and dignified work environment, and promote and support the mission of [Company].
Other related duties as assigned.
PAY & BENEFITS
Starting pay range for a Caravan Captain is $1,385 to $1,477 Weekly ($72,020 to $76,804)
Benefits include Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO, Paid Holidays, 401k matching, Travel Benefits, CASS Privileges and more!
Requirements
CARAVAN CAPTAIN REQUIREMENTS
Commercial Pilot License with SEL and IFR ratings
1200 TT
800 PIC
500 Cross-Country
100 Night
75 IFR (50 actual)
IFR Current and Proficient
2nd Class Medical
Must have excellent communication skills, both oral and written
Must adhere to the company’s FAA/DOT required Drug and Alcohol Program
WORKING CONDITIONS
Work is performed outdoors and in an aircraft.
Employee will be exposed to inclement weather.
This position may require standing, walking, sitting, bending and stooping for extended periods of time.
May be required to lift up to 50 pounds.
Requires manual dexterity, speaking, seeing and hearing to conduct business.
May be required to work in multiple locations.