Lead Captain, Learjet 75 — Private Global Aviation

Skyservice; Dorval; Hybrid; CAD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Employee Assistance Program

Retirement savings plan

Paid time off

Employee Referral Program

Continuing Education

Service Awards

Job summary

SKYSERVICE BUSINESS AVIATION is seeking an experienced Captain to lead aircraft and crew through all phases of international flight, delivering a safe and client-focused travel experience. The role requires a pristine safety record, excellent decision-making under pressure, and a strong customer-service orientation.

You will manage high-demand schedules, meet ICAO eligibility for operations outside Canada, and travel internationally.

Qualifications

• Valid Canadian ATPL License.
• Valid Class 1 Medical Certificate.
• Minimum 2,500 hours total flying time.
• At least 500 hours jet time.
• Minimum 2,000 hours as Pilot-in-Command (PIC).
• LR45 type rating.
• Lear 75 experience considered a strong asset.
• Applicants must meet ICAO eligibility requirements for commercial operations outside Canada.
• International flying experience preferred.
• Proven track record as a highly experienced Captain.
• Strong customer service orientation.
• Ability to perform effectively under pressure.
• Willing and able to travel without restriction.

Responsibilities

• Lead the aircraft and crew through all phases of international flight.
• Deliver a safe, seamless, and client-focused travel experience.
• Ensure safe and efficient operation of the aircraft and uphold safety standards from takeoff to landing.

Education

ATPL License (Canada)

Class 1 Medical Certificate

Job description

SKYSERVICE BUSINESS AVIATION is seeking an experienced Captain to lead aircraft and crew through all phases of international flight, delivering a safe and client-focused travel experience. The role requires a pristine safety record, excellent decision-making under pressure, and a strong customer-service orientation.

You will manage high-demand schedules, meet ICAO eligibility for operations outside Canada, and travel internationally.