G600 Captain

National Business Aviation Association; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

National Business Aviation Association is seeking a highly experienced pilot to operate Gulfstream 600 aircraft in accordance with SOPs and regulatory requirements.

The role demands international PIC experience, leadership, and meticulous attention to safety, weight and balance calculations, and flight planning. Applicants should have FAA experience and a proven track record in large-cabin operations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent aviation experience.
• 5-7 years FAA regulation experience.
• 5-7 years type-rated in super-mid or larger aircraft.
• International PIC/SIC experience required.
• Leadership and motivation required.
• Strong risk management and safety focus.

Responsibilities

• Operates Gulfstream 600 per SOPs and aircraft limits, with safety-first judgment.
• Completes pre-flight inspection and complies with regs.
• Collaborates with cabin attendant to deliver concierge-level service and ensure passenger safety briefing.
• Maintains knowledge of CFRs, AIM, AFM, Operations Manual; ensures airworthiness and on-board docs.
• Notifies deviations to itinerary and completes post-flight duties.

Skills

Leadership

Motivation

Safety-consciousness

Regulatory compliance

International flight operations

Education

Bachelor's degree

8 years related work experience post high school

Job description

• Operates Gulfstream 600 per Company Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and aircraft limitations, exercising sound judgment and a safety-first approach in all phases of flight.
• Completes an aircraft pre-flight inspection before each departure. Conduct flights in accordance with the Operations Manual and applicable federal, state, local and foreign regulations governing the operation.
• Partner with the cabin attendant to deliver a concierge-level, personalized in-flight service experience, ensuring that all flight planning and risk management requirements have been met and completion of the passenger safety briefing.
• Maintain working knowledge of all applicable CFRs, the AIM, AFM, and the Operations Manual. Ensures that the aircraft is airworthy, registered, and that the required documentation is on-board the aircraft. Checks weather and all applicable NOTAMs where available, fuel strategy, oil, and oxygen requirements. Determines the aircraft weight and balance.
• Cultivate trusted relationships with professionalism, discretion, and proactive communication.
  Completes all post flight duties and documentation, including notifying the company of deviations to any planned itinerary, schedule, or overnight location.

• Bachelor's degree and four years related work experience or eight years related work experience post high school
• 5-7 years experience working with and following FAA regulations
• 5-7 years type rated and current in super-mid or larger aircraft
• PIC International experience, Europe, Asia, South America
• Large cabin, international PIC/SIC experience
• Leadership
• Motivation