Description
[redacted] is a well-established, service-minded, professional flight department operating Challenger 350 and Gulfstream 450 under Part 91 from a top-notch facility in downtown Spartanburg, SC. (KSPA) We are ideally nestled between Greenville, SC and the mountains of Ashville, NC.
We employ a group of talented, skilled and professional individuals with fundamental integrity at the core of our culture. Each Stratus team member is committed to learning from each other every day and believes that we are only as good as the sum of what we share with one another.
Our current opening is for a Professional Challenger 350 Captain. Your Responsibilities will include;
• Assume Leadership responsibility for the operation of assigned aircraft and its crew to assure safe and efficient operations
• Evaluate and mitigate risk factors to maintain highest degree of safety
• Maintain thorough systems and operational knowledge of assigned aircraft
• Remain informed concerning company policies and procedures, FAA and ICAO regulations, and industry best practices
• Observe and participate in continuous improvement of Company SMS and General Operations Manual, SOPs, International Operations Manual, and checklist philosophy
• Assist in passenger baggage handling. Customer service is paramount
• Perform duties as pilot flying, or pilot not-flying – and assign roles as necessary
• Work along with our excellent technical staff, recording aircraft discrepancies and maintain applicable flight logs
• Maintain an image that positively reflects [redacted].
• Serve as a positive role model for all team members by demonstrating adherence to policy and industry best practices
We offer an excellent benefits package which includes 401k w/matching, medical, dental, vison and company paid short- and long-term disability, and a life insurance policy.
Qualifications
• Bachelor\'s degree or business equivalent
• Airline Pilot Certificate (ATP) with multi-engine and instrument ratings
• CL-350 type rating preferred
• Experience in corporate operations and the team/service mentality required to succeed
• 5,000 hours total flight time
• 2000 hours PIC
• 2500 hours multi-engine
• 2000 hours turbojet
• Current first-class medical certificate
• FCC restricted radio operator certificate
• Valid US passport