🧭 Your Mission
- Operate the CRJ series in accordance with company SOPs and all applicable regulations.
- Execute all phases of flight with precision, professionalism, and a safety‑first mindset.
- Demonstrate strong CRM, clear communication, and teamwork with Captains, dispatch, and maintenance.
- Maintain situational awareness in complex, time‑critical environments including IFR, night, and cross‑country operations.
- Support a positive cabin and flight deck culture that delivers a smooth, reliable passenger experience.
🧰 Minimum Qualifications
- Total time: 1,500 hours
- Pilot‑in‑Command (PIC): 250 hours
- Multi‑engine: 25 hours
- Night: 100 hours
- Instrument: 75 hours
- Cross‑country: 200 hours
- License: ATP qualified (FAA)
- Medical: Class 1
- Additional requirements: FCC Radio Operator's Permit; Valid passport
- Type rating: Not required — training provided
🌟 What You’ll Bring
- Proven airmanship with disciplined checklist usage and adherence to SOPs.
- Confident IFR proficiency and comfort operating at night and in IMC.
- Calm, professional decision‑making and strong workload management.
- Excellent communication and collaborative CRM with multi‑disciplinary teams.
- Integrity, reliability, and a continuous‑improvement mindset.
🧪 Training & Onboarding
Non‑type‑rated pilots are welcome. You’ll receive company‑provided aircraft training for the CRJ series, including ground school and simulator sessions, culminating in line qualification with a focus on safety, SOPs, and operational excellence.
📨 How to Apply
Apply with a current resume detailing your total time, PIC, multi‑engine, instrument, night, and cross‑country hours. Please be prepared to provide copies of your FAA certificates, Class 1 medical, FCC Radio Operator's Permit, and passport.
Applicants must hold FAA credentials and the unrestricted right to work; visa sponsorship is not provided. Only candidates meeting the stated minimums will be contacted.