Helicopter / Fixed Wing Pilot (First Officer)

About the Role

If you are a professional corporate pilot with experience flying in a global environment, this role may be for you! You will prioritize safety and be responsible for the overall operation of this aircraft, passengers, and crew. You will ensure that all flight and ground operations comply with FAA regulations and will prepare the plane for flight by pre-flight inspections, flight planning, routing, fuel requirements, airport requirements, and traffic control. This is critical as your decisions directly impact all passengers and crew safety. This role will have you gone several weekends and some holidays but will offer abundant experiences. Consider this role if you seek a role that provides a premier travel experience without the hassle of airport terminals, hotel shuttles, commuting, or jump seats!

What's Special About This Team

The Corporate Flight team at Amway provides aircraft services to AMWAY executives and employees. This team is known for professionalism and service in the air and on the ground. This world-class flight department has set the highest standards of professionalism, safety, and customer service for sixty years. This team works collaboratively to deliver a superior flight experience, offering protection and comfort to all passengers. Your flexibility to accommodate business needs and your emotional intelligence to adapt to various situations and individuals will be valued on this team. You will support global travel, flying an average of 12 days a month, with extended overnights required.

Required Qualifications

• ATP MEL
• Helicopter Rating
• 2000 hours total flight time, 500 hours multi-engine, 1,000 hours helicopter
• Type rating in CE-525, EMB-550 preferred
• FCC Radio License, Valid Driver's License and current valid Passport
• First Class Medical
• Ability to fulfill and comply with all entry requirements for countries visited in the scope of flying

Skills To Be Successful In The Role

• Ability to work weekends and holidays and support a schedule of 9–12 days a month
• High Standards for professionalism, safety, and customer service

Schedule

Average of 12 days a month flying (9-12 days/month), with extended overnights.

Perks & Benefits

• Industry leading full time salary with annual increases, holiday pay and annual bonuses
• Initial and recurrent training through FlightSafety International
• Private world-class 190,000 sq. ft. hangar complex based in Grand Rapids, MI
• Hotels, meals, and expenses paid while flying trips
• Company provided uniforms and dry cleaning service
• Health, dental, vision, STD/LTD, Life, Loss of Medical Coverage, 401K with match up to 6%
• Relocation support
• Job Stability associated with the flight department operating for over 60 years with 11 jet aircraft and 2 helicopters