Pilot in Command

Job Description

The Pilot in Command will be responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of aircraft and passengers.

The role requires a high level of operational efficiency while maintaining the highest standards of safety.

• Exercising functions over flight operations when in command of the aircraft, including all flying and operational activities during flights.
• Performing duties as described in company and OEM manuals.
• Conducting periodic checks on fuel usage and remaining quantities.
• Monitoring flight, engine, and other instruments.
• Ensuring compliance with checklists and operational records.
• Maintaining high standards of flying activities.
• Participating in regular training and development programs.
• Working effectively with the Ground Operations team, Engineering, and Flight Crew.
• Following safety procedures and protocols during flights.

A minimum of 1000 hours of flying experience as Pilot-in-Command in Commercial or Corporate settings on mid-size jets with a twin-engine rating is required.

Candidates must have good knowledge of DGCA regulations, weight and balance checks, load and trim sheet charts, flight procedures, cockpit checks, and emergency procedures for type-rated aircraft.

A valid ATPL with an endorsed aircraft type and meeting DGCA requirements are essential.

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