Captain PIC – Private Aviation Leader, Global Charters

Jet Access; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development

Ongoing in‑flight training

Job summary

Jet Access is seeking a Captain to lead safety, operations, and client experience across a managed and charter fleet. The Captain commands the crew, ensures regulatory compliance, and upholds Jet Access standards of excellence on every flight.

The role requires 3,000 hours total time with PIC experience, an ATP and a current First Class Medical, plus renewal training within the last year. Domestic and international trips and ongoing professional development are expected.

Qualifications

• ATP certificate required.
• Current First Class Medical Certificate required.
• 3,000 hours total flying time.
• 1,500 hours total PIC time.
• 500 hours Multi-Engine PIC time.
• 250 hours PIC in type.
• 250 hours Turbine PIC time.
• Current in type; training within last 12 months.
• Initial or recurrent training on required aircraft type within last 12 months.
• Working knowledge of FAR Part 135/91.

Responsibilities

• Set tone for safety culture, professionalism, and service standards.
• Mentor and guide First Officers in flight operations.
• Provide honest feedback after flights and support crew development.
• Maintain command presence and ensure aircraft safety and mission success.
• Coordinate with Chief Pilot for crew progression decisions.

Skills

Crew leadership

Mentoring

Safety compliance

Decision making

Education

ATP Certificate

First Class Medical Certificate

Tools

Avianis

ForeFlight Dispatch

Job description

Jet Access is seeking a Captain to lead safety, operations, and client experience across a managed and charter fleet. The Captain commands the crew, ensures regulatory compliance, and upholds Jet Access standards of excellence on every flight.

The role requires 3,000 hours total time with PIC experience, an ATP and a current First Class Medical, plus renewal training within the last year. Domestic and international trips and ongoing professional development are expected.