Experienced First Officer: Path to Mainline Carrier

Horizon Air; Everett (WA); On-site; USD 124,000 - 132,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free stand-by travel privileges

Comprehensive benefits package

401k contribution/match

Annual bonus plans

Job summary

Horizon Air is seeking an experienced First Officer to join our team. You will fly as a Second in Command on a variety of routes in the West, maintaining a high standard of safety and customer service. This is a union represented position with opportunities for development toward a mainline carrier.

Role requires extensive flight time, PIC/SIC experience, and a valid FAA medical certificate. Eligible bases include Seattle, WA and other major Pacific Northwest cities.

Qualifications

• Minimum 200 hours as PIC in Part 121, or equivalent PIC/Multi-engine turbine operation, as per FAR.
• Minimum 200 hours as SIC in Part 121, or PIC in Part 91 with multi-engine turbine and appropriate type rating.
• Valid First-Class FAA Medical Certificate and passport.
• Must be able to obtain SIDA badge and pass airport requirements.

Responsibilities

• Operate as Second in Command on flights carrying passengers, mail, or freight.
• Adhere to FAA regulations, flight procedures, and company policies.
• Coordinate tasks for fueling, loading, and passenger handling per policies.
• Demonstrate professional image and teamwork in the flight deck and with other departments.
• Maintain safety and professionalism for Horizon Air and guests.

Skills

FAA flight time

Second in command experience

Pilot in command experience

English proficiency

Judgment and leadership

Education

FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with multi-engine and instrument ratings

Job description

Horizon Air is seeking an experienced First Officer to join our team. You will fly as a Second in Command on a variety of routes in the West, maintaining a high standard of safety and customer service. This is a union represented position with opportunities for development toward a mainline carrier.

Role requires extensive flight time, PIC/SIC experience, and a valid FAA medical certificate. Eligible bases include Seattle, WA and other major Pacific Northwest cities.