Pilot Assessments — Chicago, IL
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.
Take command of the versatile Pilatus PC‑24 and deliver exceptional, safety‑first missions across the globe. This is a captain's seat for an experienced jet pilot who thrives on precision, professionalism, and world‑class service. NTR candidates are welcome-type rating training is provided.
Responsibilities
Captain the PC‑24 with uncompromising safety, airmanship, and customer focus.
Plan and execute flights worldwide, including performance, fuel, weather, and routing.
Lead effective CRM and maintain clear, calm cockpit and cabin communications.
Ensure regulatory compliance and company SOP adherence for every phase of flight.
Manage risk proactively, including thorough briefing, debriefing, and use of SMS principles.
Maintain aircraft standards, documentation, and personal currency/qualification.
Represent the operation with professionalism at all times, on the ground and in the air.
Flight Experience Requirements
Total Time: 3,500 hours
PIC Time: 1,500 hours
Multi‑Engine: 1,500 hours
Turbine: 500 hours
Jet: 500 hours
Flight Time Notes: 100 hours Night; 75 hours Actual or Simulated Instrument
Type Rating: Not required (Training Provided)
License Required: ATP
Accepted Licenses: FAA
Medical: Class 1
Qualifications
Current type rating and recent currency on an appropriate aircraft (PC‑24 or similar light jet).
Strong international operating experience and familiarity with global procedures.
Additional Requirements
Schedule: Ability to work a variable schedule aligned to diverse mission profiles.
Travel: Willingness to travel extensively worldwide with no restrictions.
Education: High school diploma required.
Driver's License: Valid license with a clean driving record.
Visa Sponsorship: Not provided.
Send your resume/CV and a concise flight time summary highlighting totals, PIC, multi‑engine, turbine, jet, night, and instrument experience. NTR pilots are encouraged to apply-PC‑24 training is available for the right captain. •
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