Lead Captain PIC, Citation Longitude — Elite Jet Ops

Pilot Assessments; Midwest (WY); On-site; USD 138,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Pilot Assessments is seeking a Lead Captain and PIC to champion safety, professionalism, and service on every mission. You will lead day‑to‑day flight operations on the Citation Longitude, ensure regulatory and company compliance, and partner with the Director of Aviation on trip planning, risk management, and continuous improvement.

Required: FAA ATP with Multi‑Engine, CE‑700 rating; 4,000 total hours with 3,000 PIC; 500 hours in the Longitude; First‑Class FAA Medical; International Procedures

Qualifications

• FAA ATP with Multi-Engine rating and CE-700 type rating.
• 4,000 total hours with 3,000 PIC.
• 500 hours on the Citation Longitude.
• Current First-Class FAA Medical Certificate.
• International Procedures training within the last 24 months.

Responsibilities

• Operate the Citation Longitude as PIC with strict adherence to SOPs and safety standards.
• Plan and execute domestic and international missions with focus on performance, fuel, and routing.
• Lead crew coordination, mentoring, and standardization across the flight department.
• Maintain training, currency, and documentation to FAA and company standards.
• Oversee trip logistics and deliver discreet, high-touch passenger service.
• Support safety management and continuous improvement initiatives.

Skills

FAA ATP

Multi-Engine rating

CE-700 rating

PIC time 3000

Total time 4000+

Longitude hours 500

First-Class Medical

International procedures

English proficiency

Relocation readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Pilot Assessments is seeking a Lead Captain and PIC to champion safety, professionalism, and service on every mission. You will lead day‑to‑day flight operations on the Citation Longitude, ensure regulatory and company compliance, and partner with the Director of Aviation on trip planning, risk management, and continuous improvement.

Required: FAA ATP with Multi‑Engine, CE‑700 rating; 4,000 total hours with 3,000 PIC; 500 hours in the Longitude; First‑Class FAA Medical; International Procedures