Citation Ultra Captain - Home Based

Tampa, FL

Full Time

Experienced

At FlyUSA we're redefining the private aviation experience from start to finish. As leaders in the industry, we provide comprehensive solutions that meet the unique needs of our clientele. We're not just about flying; we're about delivering unparalleled service and creating memorable journeys.

FlyUSA is actively seeking a Citation Ultra Captain with a proven track record of safety and extensive experience in both domestic and international operations. We value individuals who are not only career-driven but also dependable, showcasing superior customer service skills and excellent communication abilities. The ideal candidates will boast a robust employment history coupled with a clean FAA record, no violations, and a solid work ethic. Joining us now, during a period of significant growth, presents an excellent opportunity to embark on a fulfilling and lifelong career with us.

Position Summary:

Position – Captain
Aircraft – Citation Ultra
Position Type - Full-time only; no contract
Location – Tampa, FL (KTPA)
Operation - Part 135
Competitive Salary
Employer-Paid Medical

Requirements:

Total Time - 3000 hours
Total PIC - 2000 hours
Total PIC Time in Type - 250 hours
Total Multi-Engine - 1500 hours
Total Multi-Engine PIC - 500 hours
Total Turbine – 500 hours
Typed and current in CE-500
ATP
Strong Customer Service and Communication Skills
Proactive decision-making skills
Valid U.S. driver's license
Pre-employment drug screen
Pre-employment background check
1st Class Medical
FCC Restricted Radio License
Proof of eligibility to work in the US
Current passport

Preferred Qualifications:

Previous 135 experience is preferred

Additional Benefits:

Employer-Paid Health Coverage: Comprehensive medical benefits that include coverage for FlyUSA employees and their loved ones.
Additional Insurance Options: Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, and Short/Long-Term Disability options .
401(k) with Company Match: FlyUSA offers a 4% 401(k) match.
Flexible Spending & Health Savings Accounts (FSA/HSA): Options for managing your health-related expenses.
Additional Benefits: MetLaw, Lifelock with Norton, Pet Care Discount Plans (because our pets are family too), and more!
Company issued iPad.
Generous PTO Plan to help you balance work and life.

Preference may be given to candidates with experience flying other Citation variants and candidates with a strong 135 background. We are truly looking for long term pilots who want to continue to upgrade and grow with us.

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