As Pilot-in-Command (PIC) of Piston and Second-in-Command (SIC) of Jets, operates company and managed aircraft, Part 91 and Part 135, as scheduled, to ensure flight is conducted in safe and efficient manner. Performs pre-flight and post-flight inspections, represents company on an executive level with business associates, officials, customers, and performs accurate and timely documentation, as required. Essential Job Functions As Pilot-in-Command (PIC) operates company piston aircraft and Second-In-Command (SIC) assists in operation of company and managed Jet aircraft , Part 91 and Part 135, as scheduled, to ensure flight is conducted in safe and efficient manner in accordance with FAR’s/Aircraft Flight Manual (AIM). Performs pre-flight inspections, i.e., weight and balance, maintenance logs, checking weather conditions, filing flight plans, arranges customer accommodations or handles any special customer requests, as needed or assigned. Performs post-flight inspections, clean-up, and paperwork, as required or assigned. Prepares aircraft for next flight with all provisions on board for the safety and comfort of the passengers. Researches and reads FAR’s/AIM’s, [redacted] Operational Manual, FAA Operations Specifications Manual and other technical and regulatory publication to maintains knowledge of general aviation and charter operational requirements and activities. Participates in company and FAA training courses required to maintain flight status compliance with FAR’s, Flight Operations Manuals, and Aircraft Flight Manuals. Updates manuals and develops and conducts training, as required or assigned. Performs other duties as assigned by management or PIC. Job Specific Requirements License/Certificates: Commercial Pilot License with Single & Multi Engine Land ratings (AMEL & ASEL); Second Class Medical; Appropriate FAA certification and meets TSA security requirements; valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record Attendance: Regularly scheduled attendance required; extensive travel, including multiple overnights; abnormal hours, including weekends and holidays Physical: Routinely lifts 50 lbs.; reads small print; hearing sounds associated with mechanical deficiencies; repetitive motion; works with moving parts and vibration; works in confined spaces; works in heights above four feet; tolerates standing, walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, crouching, crawling, climbing and sitting Environmental: Tolerates working in extreme temperatures and noisy environments; frequent high stress situations Education and Experience High school graduate or equivalent required Minimum 1200 hours total flight time and 500 hours multi-engine and or turbine flight time preferred Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) Certificate preferred