About FlyUSA FlyUSA is a rapidly growing private aviation company delivering premium charter, aircraft management, and aviation services. We have been noted as the fastest growing private aviation firm in the country for the past two years. We are building a high-performance finance organization to support our expansion and ensure operational excellence.
Position Overview The Senior Accountant is a critical member of FlyUSA's finance and accounting team, sitting at the intersection of charter accounting, FBO accounting, accounts payable, and corporate financial controls. Reporting to the Corporate Controller, this role owns the day-to-day accounting for Off-Fleet Charter operations and FBO activities — including invoicing, wire processing, FET compliance, company-wide procure-to-pay, and all corporate-related matters. This position directly supervises one Accountant, providing day-to-day guidance, review, and development. This is a high-visibility role on a fast-paced team where accuracy, ownership, and initiative are essential.
Key Responsibilities Corporate Accounting
Prepare and post monthly corporate journal entries — accruals, prepaid amortization, intercompany entries, and recurring adjustments
Perform corporate balance sheet account reconciliations and maintain supporting schedules
Support the month-end and year-end close process, including preparation of close workpapers
Assist with intercompany accounting across FlyUSA operating entities, ensuring eliminations are accurate
Support external audit and tax preparation by organizing and delivering requested schedules and documentation
Assist in maintaining and improving accounting policies, procedures, and internal controls in coordination with the Controller
Charter & Revenue Accounting
Own Off-Fleet Charter revenue accounting — bookings, net charter margin, and broker reconciliation
Review and issue systematically prepared Off-Fleet Charter invoices to customers on a per-trip basis
Manage the commission register — calculation, disbursement tracking, and monthly reconciliation
Ensure Federal Excise Tax (FET) compliance — prepare and file quarterly FET returns on all domestic charter revenue
Own the charter trip close-out process — document collection, cost coding, and close-out accuracy
Lead month-end close for the Charter segment, including journal entries and supporting schedules
FBO Accounting
Record FBO revenue entries — fueling, hangar, parking, and ground services
Support FBO joint venture (JV) accounting, including reconciliation of JV-related transactions
Coordinate with the Corporate Controller on FBO close and consolidation entries
Accounts Payable (AP) — All Segments
Process vendor invoices across all business segments — MRO parts, fuel, crew expenses, hangar, ground handling, and third-party service providers
Maintain vendor records — setup, coding, and payment terms in Microsoft Business Central
Prepare and submit the weekly AP check run and ACH batch for Controller approval
Monitor AP aging and manage vendor payment schedules to maintain strong vendor relationships
Respond to vendor inquiries and resolve invoice discrepancies in a timely manner
Support month-end AP cutoff — ensure all invoices are posted or accrued appropriately
Cash & Disbursement Workflow
Review all charter outbound wires and ACH payments for Corporate Controller approval
Maintain discipline in the prepare → review → approve disbursement control chain
Oversee expense reporting (RAMP) — ensure accurate allocation, policy adherence, and coding by segment and cost center
Manage credit card program oversight — policy adherence, coding accuracy, and monthly reconciliation
Reconciliations & Controls
Perform various balance sheet account reconciliations — charter, FBO, AP, and commission-related accounts
Maintain charter AR aging and coordinate with the charter team on collections; weekly review of unpaid trips with follow-up
Support the month-end close calendar and ensure assigned deliverables are completed on time
Assist in identifying and documenting process improvements within charter, FBO, AP, and corporate accounting workflows
Team Leadership
Directly supervise one Accountant (Corporate Charter & FBO Accounting) — provide day-to-day guidance, review output, and support professional development
Assign and prioritize work across the close cycle to ensure timely and accurate deliverables
Serve as a subject matter resource for charter accounting, FET compliance, and AP processes
Success in First 6–12 Months
Establish ownership of the charter and FBO close process with clear timelines, accountability, and a documented close checklist
Achieve full command of FET compliance — quarterly filings on time, accurate, and fully documented
Stabilize and improve the AP workflow across all segments — vendor payments on schedule, aging clean, and month-end cutoff disciplined
Build a strong working relationship with the charter operations and sales teams to ensure trip close-outs are timely and invoicing is accurate
Develop and mentor the Corporate Charter & FBO Accountant, ensuring clear role clarity and growing capability
Support the Corporate Controller in delivering a clean year-end close and any audit or tax preparation requirements
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field
5-7+ years of accounting experience, with exposure to revenue accounting, reconciliations, and month-end close
Proven experience in a multi-segment or multi-entity accounting environment
Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple deadlines in a fast-moving environment
Proficiency in accounting software (Microsoft Business Central or similar ERP)
Solid understanding and prior experiences utilizing AI in daily work flows
Strong communication skills — ability to work cross-functionally with operations, sales, and leadership teams
Experience in aviation, transportation, or a high-transaction-volume industry preferred
Familiarity with Federal Excise Tax (FET) compliance on charter revenue preferred
Experience with commission accounting or broker-model revenue recognition preferred
Exposure to Part 91 / Part 135 operations or aircraft management accounting a plus
Experience with RAMP, Power BI, or similar expense and reporting platforms a plus
Why FlyUSA? At FlyUSA, we invest in our people. We build careers, not just fill seats. Here’s how we support our team:
Medical, Dental and Vision plans with multiple coverage options
Access to Teladoc and virtual care resources
Over-the-counter health product allowance at CVS
Employer contribution toward medical premiums
Company-provided basic life insurance
Optional supplemental life, accident, critical illness, and hospital indemnity plans
Health Savings Account and Flexible Spending Account options
401(k) with company match
Growth opportunities
PTO – Paid Time Off
Equal Opportunity Employer FlyUSA Inc. is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind, ensuring that all employment decisions are based on qualifications, merit, and business needs.