Bachelor's Degree is highly desirable Airline Transport Pilot Minimum of 2,500 hours of total flight experience, preferred Minimum of 400 hours of multi-engine experience, preferred Multi-Engine Turbine Experience (200 hours minimum) Wide body / Narow body aircraft experience is a plus, Current First Class Medical certification FCC Radio Operators Permit Maintain a current passport Applicants must possess the legal right to work in the United States/ Europe and have the ability to travel in and out of the US/EU Understanding of current Federal Air Regulations for the US & Canada and EASA Air Regulations for Europe. Previous corporate aviation experience is preferred.

Airline assessment test/interview will be taken that leads to job.

Unit 2:

• Ensure that all cargo has been loaded and that the aircraft weight is properly balanced.
• Start engines.
• Use cockpit instruments.

Unit 3:

• Inform passengers if turbulence is worsening.
• Turn on fasten seatbelt sign.

Unit 4:

• Communicate with flight attendants and perform crosschecks.
• Receive takeoff and landing instructions.

Unit 5:

• Handle flight emergencies.
• Operate controls and steer aircraft if pilot is incapacitated.

Unit 6:

• Greet people leaving or coming aboard plane.
• Check fuel and weather conditions.

Unit 7:

• Maintain flight schedules and alert ground and crew to possible delays.
• Take turns flying the plane to avoid fatigue.

Unit 8:

• Create a flight plan which details the altitude for the flight, route to be taken and amount of fuel required
• Regularly check aircraft's performance and position.

Unit 9:

• React to environmental changes and altitudes.
• Update aircraft logbook.

Unit 10:

• Note any incidents that occurred during the flight.
• Ensure noise regulations are followed during take off and landing.