Captain (Heavy Jet) — Fort Worth, TX

Role overview

• Exercise full authority and responsibility for all crewmembers and the safe, efficient conduct of each flight from report time through release from duty.
• Collaborate with the Director of Operations on flight planning, delays, and flight release decisions; ensure timely, well-informed operational calls.
• Operate strictly per company-approved/accepted manuals, OpSpecs, and applicable 14 CFRs, FAA Orders, Airworthiness Directives, Advisory Circulars, Handbook Bulletins, and manufacturer recommendations.
• Submit reports on irregularities and incidents; immediately notify the Chief Pilot of any issue that may affect safety, compliance, or fiscal responsibility.
• Uphold company culture and core values; ensure pilot appearance, attendance, and conduct meet policy standards.
• Maintain currency and compliance: medicals, takeoffs/landings, home-study courses, airport/route qualifications, flight-time limitations, equipment and manuals.
• Lead, brief, and direct the crew to meet operational requirements; take decisive action to resolve safety or compliance concerns.
• Perform additional duties and special projects as assigned by the Chief Pilot.

Minimum qualifications

• Certificates: FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) — Unrestricted or Restricted; First Class Medical; FCC Radiotelephone Operator Permit.
• Eligibility: Legal authorization to live and work in the United States; eligible to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance; no FAA accident history or regulatory violations; ability to pass a DOT pre-employment drug test.
• Experience: EFIS/FMS/Glass flight deck proficiency; experience in Part 121, Part 91, or Part 135 operations.
• Competencies: Fluent in English (read, write, speak, comprehend); strong communication, sharp judgment, attention to detail, and a hospitality mindset.
• Education: Bachelor’s degree.

Flight time requirements

• Total time: 5,000 hours fixed-wing
• Pilot-in-Command: 2,000 hours PIC in aircraft over 154,000 lbs
• Turbojet time: 1,000 hours
• 121/91/135 operations: 1,000 hours cumulative

Preferred: Supplemental Part 121 experience and time on Boeing aircraft (e.g., B777).

What sets this seat apart

Bring your heavy-jet expertise to a safety-first, compliance-driven operation where captains are trusted to lead decisively and mentor crews. You’ll fly sophisticated, glass-cockpit aircraft while shaping a high-performance culture grounded in professionalism and accountability.

Base & schedule

• Base: Fort Worth, Texas, United States
• Employment: Full-time