Dallas, Texas Aviation Employers
Minimum Experience Requirements:
FAA ATP or CAMEL w/ Instrument Rating
Applicable Type Rating
Current 1st Class Medical
5000 hrs. Total Time
2000 hrs. Pilot in Command
1500 hrs. Multi-Engine
1000 hrs. Turbojet
500 hrs. Multi-Engine PIC
250 hrs. PIC in specific Type
Min. 3 years 135 passenger experience within the last 5 years strongly preferred
Clean FAA/DOT/DOJ Records
Benefits:
Competitive pay, health insurance, 401K, paid vacation
Schedule:
Variable. We operate in a fast paced and dynamic environment and our standards of operation are high. This is not a position for someone who cannot adapt to change, or doesn't find the 135 world exciting and fulfilling.
Essential Functions:
-Act as an FAA required Flight Crew member in compliance with all applicable FAA and DOT regulations
-Act as a TSA 12.5 Standard Security Program In-Flight Security Coordinator and Ground Security Coordinator
-Act as a company Customer Service Representative interfacing with clients and vendors
-Assist the company in upkeep of aircraft presentation and stock, as and when assigned
Responsibility For Work of Other:
-Allocating Personnel
-Review Work
-Maintain Standards
-Coordinating Activities
-Instructing
Aptitudes Required: (including frequency)
Mental - Constant
Mechanical - Constant
Verbal - Constant
Personal Initiative: Very Important
Physical Requirements: (including frequency)
Standing - Frequently
Walking - Frequently
Sitting - Constantly
Bending/Stooping/Squatting - Constantly
Climb Stairs: Frequently
Lying Down: Rarely
Push or Pull: Occasionally
Reach Above Shoulders: Occasionally
Grasp/Grip: Constantly
Finger Dexterity: Constantly
Writing/Typing: Frequently
Driving/Operating Equipment: Constantly
Vision (beyond arms length): Constantly
Lifting/Carrying:
-Over 150 lbs: Rarely
-76-150 lbs: Rarely
-51-75 lbs: Occasionally
-1-50 lbs: Frequently
Hera ring Requirements: Constantly
Speaking Requirements: Constantly
Working Indoors: Frequently
Working Outdoors: Frequently
Working in Confined Spaces: Constantly
Exposure to Fumes, Chemicals, Solvents, Caustics, etc: Frequently
Extreme Temperatures: Occasionally
Eye/Hand/Foot Coordination: Constantly
Reasoning Development:
Apply principles of logical or scientific thinking to a wide range of intellectual and practical problems. Deal with nonverbal symbolism. Deal with a variety of abstract and concrete variables.
Mathematics:
May include Algebra, Geometry, Shop/Technical Math, Trigonometry
Language Development:
Read technical publications, schematics, charting and regulatory material
Prepare business reports, technical documents, summaries and expositions with proper format
Speak clearly and distinctly with appropriate pauses and emphasis