Pilot Job - Part 135

Hera Flight — Clearwater, Florida, 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.

Requirements

If you are a pilot who likes to fly, enjoys customer interaction and strives to complete the mission then we would like to speak to you. We are a company founded by pilots and are aware of the concerns of professional aviators. We strive to keep our company and employees moving forward and retaining our flight crews is a top priority. Job requirements • Superior Logistics skills • Excellent Leadership and Excellent Management skills. • Be a person that requires little guidance to complete international trips to multiple countries per day. • Self starter • Great customer service skills. • Current passport. • 8 on/ 6 off rotation • Benefits, per diem, etc. Minimums • Captains- ATP License, 4000 Hrs TT, 2500 PIC, 2500 ME, 1000 Jet, 250 Hrs in type Preferred but not required. • First Officers - 1500 hours total 250 multi • Previous part 135 experience preferred • No Country entering background issues • Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug test as well as a 10-year criminal background check • Must be able to pass DMV check and have valid driver’s license • Employment verification Required • Ability to pass simulator training as PIC • Ability to pass FAR Part 135.293 and 135.299 check rides • No history of accidents, incidents or FAA action within the last 5 years • Proficient with strong English communication skills • Proficient with computer and iPad applications • Legal right to live and work in the United States Aviation

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