PIC - Gulfstream G200

As a Pilot in Command at Jet Linx, your primary responsibilities include preparing and managing the safe operation of our Gulfstream G200 aircraft. You will coordinate all flight activities, maintain communication with the company regarding trip assignments, and ensure compliance with Federal Aviation Regulations and company procedures. Additionally, you’ll be responsible for managing electronic flight bags and ensuring all navigation charts and manuals are current.

To qualify for the Pilot in Command position at Jet Linx, you need to have a total flight time of at least 3,500 hours, with a minimum of 2,000 hours as Pilot in Command. Additionally, you should have 250 hours in type, 1,000 hours of multi-engine time, 1,000 hours in turbine operations, and 300 hours of instrument flying. A Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience is also required along with a 1st Class medical certificate and other relevant certifications.

Jet Linx requires that all Pilot in Command candidates complete Initial or Recurrent 142 training in type within the last 24 months. This ensures that you are up-to-date with the latest regulations and operational standards, enabling you to perform your duties competently and confidently.

Working at Jet Linx as a Pilot in Command comes with a host of benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, generous PTO with an additional floating holiday, and a 401k plan featuring a 100% company match up to 6%. We also offer a cell phone stipend, company-paid long-term and short-term disability coverage, life insurance, and numerous other benefits designed to support your career and personal well-being.

Yes, for the Pilot in Command position at Jet Linx, candidates are expected to either live or be willing to relocate within a 2-hour call-out radius from Dekalb-Peachtree, GA. This is essential to ensure prompt availability for flight operations and planning.

When answering this question, focus on highlighting your total multi-engine flight hours, aircraft types flown, and any specific experiences that demonstrate your ability to handle various flight scenarios. Consider sharing examples of challenges you encountered and how you successfully managed them, showcasing your problem-solving skills and decision-making processes.

It's important to convey your commitment to safety when answering this question. Discuss the specific protocols and pre-flight checks you conduct, how you stay informed about weather conditions and regulatory changes, and any proactive measures you take to mitigate risks. Share any relevant examples where your attention to detail contributed to a safe flight.

In your response, explain how you adhere to both company and CFR requirements for duty and rest times. Share tools or strategies you use to track and balance your schedule, emphasizing your understanding of fatigue management and its importance in maintaining optimal performance and safety.

Highlight your professional credentials, relevant experience, and personal traits that align with Jet Linx’s core values. Discuss your commitment to excellence, teamwork, and effective communication. Use this opportunity to demonstrate how your skills and lifestyle match the commitments of the role.

Select a specific example that showcases your quick thinking and decision-making under pressure. Outline the situation, the options you considered, your final decision, and the results. It's important to illustrate your ability to prioritize safety and ensure successful outcomes.

Discuss your strategies for staying informed, such as subscribing to aviation publications, participating in industry training, and attending workshops or webinars. Emphasize your commitment to continuous learning and how it benefits your role as a Pilot in Command.

When answering this question, recount a particular flight that tested your skills or judgment. Explain the challenges involved, your thought process during the flight, and how you ultimately overcame the situation, focusing on what you learned from the experience.

Describe your proficiency with electronic flight bags (EFBs), including the specific systems or apps you use. Discuss how you keep your EFB updated and organized, and the benefits of utilizing an EFB for flight management, navigation, and compliance with regulations.

Explain the importance of clear and effective communication with both crew members and air traffic control. Provide examples of how you ensure that information is conveyed accurately and efficiently, including any tools or protocols you use to foster an open communication environment.

Share your approach to conflict resolution, emphasizing the importance of maintaining professionalism and understanding different perspectives. Illustrate how you would address conflicts diplomatically, keeping the lines of communication open while prioritizing safety and the mission.