Plane Captain: Global Aircraft Ground Ops

V2X Inc; Meridian (MS); On-site; USD 42,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare coverage

Life insurance, AD&D, and disability

Retirement plan

Wellness programs

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

Learning and development resources

Employee assistance resources

Job summary

V2X Inc is seeking a qualified Plane Captain to support aircraft operations, inspections, fueling, and maintenance on the flight line. The role requires the ability to obtain a DoD CAC, HS diploma, and relevant aircraft experience or training.

Travel up to 50% and rotating shifts are expected to support global mission needs. Responsibilities include launching and recovering aircraft, performing inspections, fueling, and servicing essential systems.

Qualifications

• Must be able to obtain and maintain DoD CAC.
• Must have HS diploma or equivalent and aircraft experience or A School.
• Must have basic mechanical aptitude and be able to read/write English.
• Must be able to travel about 50% and work rotating shifts.

Responsibilities

• Launch and recover aircraft in day and night hours according to guidelines.
• Perform aircraft inspections using published criteria.
• Perform fueling using gravity fill and closed circuit methods.
• Service engine oil and hydraulic systems as required.
• Assist with aircraft moving and cleaning tasks as directed.
• Operate portable safety and emergency equipment as needed.

Skills

DoD CAC clearance

HS diploma or equivalent

Ability to travel 50%

English language proficiency

Education

HS diploma or equivalent; aviation-related training

Airframe and power plant license or Aviation A School

Job description

V2X Inc is seeking a qualified Plane Captain to support aircraft operations, inspections, fueling, and maintenance on the flight line. The role requires the ability to obtain a DoD CAC, HS diploma, and relevant aircraft experience or training.

Travel up to 50% and rotating shifts are expected to support global mission needs. Responsibilities include launching and recovering aircraft, performing inspections, fueling, and servicing essential systems.