Indianapolis-Based Jet First Officer (Local Candidates Only)

Pilot Assessments; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid professional development

Recurrent training

Paid vacation and holidays

Discounted flight training

Job summary

Jet Access in central Indiana is seeking an experienced First Officer to support Part 135 and Part 91 operations. You will assist with flight planning, operate aircraft, and deliver five-star client care while maintaining safety and compliance.

Minimum 1,500 total hours and 500 PIC hours are required, along with CPL/ME/IR and current jet type rating. ATP is preferred. Local availability and in-person base presence are essential; base pay ranges with benefits are offered.

Qualifications

• Jet experience required, including current jet type rating and recent training.
• Minimum 1,500 total hours and 500 PIC hours.
• Commercial Pilot License with Multi-Engine and Instrument Rating (CPL/ME/IR); ATP strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Operate company aircraft per the Flight Operations Manual, FAR 135/91, and duty/rest limitations.
• Assist Captain with flight planning, weather analysis, NOTAMs, performance, and fuel planning; execute CRM and emergency procedures.
• Deliver discreet, relationship-driven service that exceeds client expectations; accommodate special requests with professionalism.
• Maintain proficiency and currency on assigned aircraft; complete training, recency, and checks.
• Complete accurate flight documentation, trip records, and audit-ready paperwork (ARGUS, Wyvern, IS-BAO).
• Support safety culture through hazard identification and safety programs.
• Conduct post-flight walkarounds; report discrepancies with Maintenance; uphold presentation standards.
• Collaborate with Dispatch, Scheduling, Maintenance, and Flight Ops for seamless operations.

Skills

Jet experience

Total flight hours

PIC hours

FAA Part 135/91 knowledge

Service-oriented mindset

Education

CPL + ME/IR

ATP (preferred)

Tools

Avianis

ForeFlight Dispatch

Job description

The Opportunity

As a First Officer with Jet Access, you’ll be a key crewmember across a varied fleet supporting Part 135 and Part 91 operations. You’ll contribute to meticulous flight preparation, precise aircraft operation, and five-star client care—while participating in recurrent training, safety programs, and continuous professional development.

What You’ll Do

• Operate company aircraft in accordance with the Flight Operations Manual, FAR 135/91, and duty/rest limitations.
• Partner with the Captain on flight planning, weather analysis, NOTAMs, performance, and fuel planning; execute CRM and emergency procedures.
• Deliver discreet, relationship-driven service that exceeds client expectations; accommodate special requests with professionalism.
• Maintain proficiency and currency on assigned aircraft; complete required training, recency, and checks.
• Complete accurate flight documentation, trip records, and audit-ready paperwork (ARGUS, Wyvern, IS-BAO).
• Support safety culture through hazard identification, open reporting, and active participation in safety programs.
• Conduct post-flight walkarounds; report and coordinate discrepancies with Maintenance; uphold interior/exterior presentation standards.
• Support aircraft positioning, ferry, and repositioning missions; monitor systems and promptly communicate anomalies.
• Collaborate with Dispatch, Scheduling, Maintenance, and Flight Ops to ensure seamless operations and client journeys.

What You’ll Bring

• Jet experience required, including a current jet type rating with flight experience; initial or recurrent training on assigned type within the past 12 months.
• Minimum 1,500 total hours and 500 PIC hours.
• License: Commercial Pilot License with Multi-Engine and Instrument Rating (CPL/ME/IR); ATP strongly preferred.
• Medical: Current Second Class Medical (renewed every 12 months) required; First Class preferred.
• Working knowledge of FAR Part 135 and Part 91, FAA, ICAO, and international operations.
• Proficiency with digital flight tools and avionics; familiarity with platforms like Avianis or ForeFlight Dispatch is valued.
• Successful background check and pre-employment drug screening.
• Valid state driver’s license; ability to meet FAA medical/physical standards; stamina for extended duty periods and varied environments.
• Local availability in central Indiana with regular in-person presence at base airports and charter departure points; evening/weekend and on-call availability.
• Calm, clear communicator with a collaborative, solutions-focused, service-minded approach and strong alignment with Jet Access core values.

Differentiators

• ATP certificate in hand.
• Current CL-64 or DA-2000 type rating.
• Prior Part 135 or corporate flight operations experience in a managed fleet.
• International experience: ICAO airspace, customs coordination, and overwater procedures.
• Track record of exceptional service in high-end or luxury environments.

Pay & Benefits

• Base Pay: $75,000–$110,000 DOE and aircraft assignment; paid bi-weekly.
• Variable Pay: Hourly compensation based on flight hours and aircraft assignment.
• Classification: FLSA Exempt.
• Benefits: Paid professional development and recurrent training, generous benefits, competitive wages, paid vacation and holidays, excellent training programs, and discounted flight training.
• Culture: Close-knit team with compassionate, transparent leadership focused on professional and personal growth.

Ready for Wheels Up?

If you’re an experienced jet First Officer based in central Indiana who thrives in a safety-first, service-driven environment, we’d love to hear from you. Join Jet Access and help deliver aviation experiences that set the standard.