Mission
Deliver flawless, passenger-focused operations across Europe by leading the flight deck with authority and care. You will champion safety, compliance, and service standards-from meticulous pre-flight planning to confident execution and thoughtful post-flight review-while mentoring First Officers and partnering closely with Dispatch, Ground Handling, and Maintenance.
What you'll do
- Operate as Pilot-in-Command of Learjet 45 flights under EASA (or applicable) regulations and PRIVAJET's AOC.
- Accept full operational authority for assigned flights, ensuring safe, legal, and efficient outcomes every time.
- Lead the crew through all phases: pre-flight planning, performance calculations, briefings, flight execution, and post-flight review.
- Uphold company SOPs, regulatory standards, FTL limitations, and robust risk-management practices.
- Coordinate seamlessly with Dispatch, Ground Handling, and Maintenance to optimize punctuality, safety, and service.
- Maintain current knowledge of aircraft systems, procedures, NOTAMs, meteorology, and destination-specific requirements.
- Coach and mentor First Officers; contribute to training, safety, and continuous-improvement initiatives.
- Represent PRIVAJET professionally with clients, authorities, and third parties-demonstrating exemplary airmanship, CRM, and hospitality.
What you'll bring
- Licence: EASA ATPL(A) with valid Learjet 45 type rating.
- Currency: Valid OPC/LPC; Flight Radio-Telephony Operator's Licence (VHF & HF).
- Experience: Minimum 3,000 total hours, including at least 1,500 hours as PIC on multi-pilot, multi-engine turboprop or turbojet aircraft.
- Multi-engine time: 1,500 hours.
- Age: Up to 62 years.
- Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; higher education preferred.
- Languages: Fluent English (ICAO Level 4+); additional languages are an advantage.
- Mindset: Uncompromising safety focus, calm under pressure, and genuine commitment to outstanding passenger service.
- Mobility: Flexibility to travel and work irregular hours; valid passport and/or work permit enabling residency and employment in Europe.
Desirable extras
- Previous business aviation/VIP charter experience.
- Additional type ratings.
- TRI/TRE qualifications.
- EASA post-holder training.
- Proven track record in crew mentoring, safety improvements, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Minimum flight hours
- Total time: 3,000+ hours
- PIC time: 1,500+ hours (multi-pilot, multi-engine)
- Multi-engine time: 1,500+ hours