Duties & Responsibilities
Flight Crew Oversight and Training
Directs all initial, recurrent, and upgrade training activities for flight crew members in accordance with company policies and FAA requirements.
Coordinates operational policies and training matters with relevant departments including safety, maintenance, sales, flight control, and training to ensure alignment and compliance.
Ensures crew standardization through regular evaluation, feedback, and corrective action as needed.
Documentation and Compliance
Audits aircraft documentation to verify that current required documentation (e.g., registration, airworthiness certificate, AFM) is onboard and accessible.
Maintains accurate and up-to-date proficiency records, flight schedules, operational reports, and correspondence related to flight operations.
Submits all required reports pertaining to flight crew activities to the Director of Operations (DO) in a timely manner. ... Continue Reading
Preferred Qualifications
Leadership Experience: Prior supervisory or managerial experience in flight operations or crew training.
Check Airman Authorization: Previous designation as a Check Airman under 14 CFR §§135.293, 135.297, or 135.299.
Training Program Development: Experience designing or managing pilot training programs, including standardization and recurrent training.
Technical Expertise: Familiarity with AFM revision services and manufacturer bulletins; ability to evaluate and integrate updates into operations.
Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills for reporting, crew advisories, and coordination with the DO and FAA.
Operational Systems: Proficiency with scheduling software, flight tracking systems, and document management platforms.
Safety Culture: Demonstrated commitment to safety, compliance, and continuous improvement in flight operations.
Required Qualifications
Pilot Certificate: Must hold a valid Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate with appropriate ratings for aircraft operated.
PIC Qualification: Must be qualified to serve as Pilot-in-Command in at least one aircraft used by the certificate holder.
Experience:
If serving as Chief Pilot for the first time: Minimum of 3 years PIC experience within the past 6 years under Part 121 or Part 135 operations.
If previously served as Chief Pilot: Minimum of 3 years PIC experience under Part 121 or Part 135.
Regulatory Knowledge: Demonstrated understanding of FAA regulations, Operations Specifications, and company manuals. Operational Control: Must be eligible to exercise Operational Control under 14 CFR §135.77. ... Continue Reading
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