Unum — Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
Estimated salary for Commercial Pilots (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025): $84,540–$190,440 per year, median $123,220. The employer did not provide a pay range for this listing.
Serve as Pilot-in-Command and is responsible for the safety of passengers, crewmembers, and the comfortable, timely operation of the aircraft. Supervise the flight crew and ensure that all flight and ground operations comply with FAA Regulations and the Unum Aviation Department Flight Operations manual. Determine flight routes, speed, takeoff, and landing times to fulfill scheduling requirements. Make decisions regarding possible delays, rerouting, or flight cancellations with the assistance of our operations team.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities • Responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of corporate personnel, customers, and guests on company aircraft.
• Crew members assigned responsibility for a trip are designated as Trip Captain, duties listed but not limited to: Directly responsible for the operation of the aircraft. Responsible for FAA regulation compliance, aircraft performance limitations, weather briefing, fuel requirements, safety, and security requirements. Ensures all FAA required records for the trip are completed and recorded. Provides an exceptional experience to our customers.
• Participate in the Safety Management System.
• Responsible for additional duties assigned by the Assistant Vice President, Aviation.
• Fulfills all requirements for IS-BAO compliance.
• Attends Flight Safety International for semiannual flight training.
• May perform other duties as assigned when not flying.
Job Specifications • Holds an unrestricted Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate with Multi-Engine Rating.
• Multi-Engine turbine experience required.
• EMB-550 Type rating preferred but not required.
• Possess and maintains the privileges of a First-Class FAA Medical Certificate.
• Possess a valid and current passport and radiotelephony license.
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