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Airbill Aviation Services
Challenger 601 Captain
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A Pilot operates and navigates a commercial, private, or military aircraft or helicopter
$215,119 / year median in California
+16% projected growth
Job Description
Challenger 601 Captain Airbill Aviation Services Santa Rosa, CA Job Details Full-time 4 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Qualifications First-Class Medical Certificate Radiotelephone Operator License Corporate aviation experience Aviation Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate Organizational skills Risk assessment Guest services Pilot License Full Job Description Airbill Aviation Services is searching for a Challenger 601 Captain to join a great team in the Bay Area Part 91 | Single-Aircraft Corporate Flight Department Position Summary•This successful and well established company has operated its flight department for over 18 years and aircraft growth is in its near future. The Captain serves as Pilot in Command (PIC) for the company's Bombardier Challenger 601, operating under Part 91. This position holds full authority and responsibility for the safe, compliant, and professional operation of the aircraft while supporting company leadership with discretion, sound judgment, and operational maturity. Key Responsibilities•Serve as Pilot in Command (PIC) on all assigned Challenger 601 flights Exercise final authority for safe, legal, and efficient aircraft operation Conduct all operations in compliance with FAA regulations (Part 91) and company policies Perform thorough flight planning including weather, NOTAMs, fuel planning, and risk assessment Maintain aircraft readiness, cleanliness, and professional presentation Communicate aircraft status, scheduling considerations, and operational issues to management Provide discreet, professional service to company principals and guests Required Qualifications•FAA Airline Transport Pilot Certificate (ATP) Current FAA First Class Medical Certificate Valid passport with unrestricted international travel FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit Authorization to work in the United States Flight Experience Requirements•