Pilot Captain

About the role

Join our Aviation team and help deliver safe, reliable, and efficient flight operations that support a fast-paced, service-driven organization. In this role, you’ll collaborate across pilots, maintenance, dispatch, safety, and business stakeholders to ensure every mission is planned and executed to the highest standards of compliance, performance, and customer experience. As a Pilot Captain on our Aviation Team, you will lead safe and discreet worldwide operations for a Part 91 executive aviation team. Command Gulfstream G650 and G800 aircraft, supporting global travel for senior corporate leadership with full PIC authority. This high-trust role demands a seasoned aviator who exemplifies technical mastery, sound judgment, and professionalism, while championing a strong safety culture. Collaborate with Maintenance, Scheduling, Aviation Management, and Security to ensure seamless executive travel, thriving in dynamic schedules and complex international operations.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Pilot-in-Command or Second-in-Command on G650 and G800 aircraft in worldwide Part 91 operations
• Exercise safe decision-making
• Uphold the highest standards of passenger service and discretion
• Collaborate across all levels of the operation
• Contribute to continuous improvement of safety culture, standard operating procedures, and operational policies
• Maintain aircraft airworthiness awareness and coordinate with maintenance as required

Requirements

• FAA Airline Transport Pilot License, First Class Medical, Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit
• Valid Passport with no travel restrictions; able to operate internationally without limitation
• 4,000 hours total time (fixed wing), 3,000 PIC
• Large-cabin Gulfstream or comparable type rating with recent experience
• Proven international experience
• Strong SMS and CRM skills
• Live within 2-hour drive of KHPN
• Able to pass a comprehensive background investigation and drug screening

Preferred Qualifications

• G650 (GVI) and/or G800 (GVIII) type ratings with current PIC experience
• IS-BAO or BASC audit experience
• Familiarity with the New York metropolitan airspace environment
• 2,000 hours in fixed wing jets, 1,500 hours in large-cabin jets
• International operations experience including North Atlantic, South America, Europe, Asia, India and Middle East routes a plus
• Flight Operations Manual (FOM) development or operational policy experience
• Large corporate or equivalent military experience