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Beechjet PIC
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JOB PURPOSE
To transport passengers and/or cargo safely, efficiently, in a professional manner, while adhering to all FAA rules and regulations.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
-Pilot aircraft safely, complying with all FAA, Customs, and airport rules and regulations
-Report for duty in sufficient time to do preflight inspections and paperwork prior to dispatch time
-Notify the Chief Pilot whenever the pilot may violate any rule due to being dispatched on a flight
-Notify the Chief Pilot whenever a medical deficiency exists that would affect the safety of the flight
-Transport passengers and/or cargo to the required destinations, whether U.S.-based or international, on time and without restriction
-Work with Customs and provide all necessary documentation
-Provide dispatch with updates on location, time, paperwork, and aircraft data
-Communicate effectively with air traffic control as needed
-Remain up to date with FAA rules, regulations, and procedures
-Complete required training, flight checks, and/or recurrent training
-Obtain proper certificates and medical status as needed
-Utilize the Safety Management System to positively impact the company’s policies, efficiency, and commitment to safety
REQUIREMENTS:
Active ATP Multi-Engine Certificate
Active US Passport
Minimum of 1500 hours (500 Cross Country, 100 Night, 75 Instrument)
Class I Medical
PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Part 135 Experience
FAR knowledge and understanding
PHYSICAL DEMANDS/WORK ENVIRONMENT
When out on a trip, Beechjet Pilots may be required to unload cargo/luggage weighing up to 100 pounds from the aircraft. This position also requires the employee to sit in a small, confined space for hours at a time, and to climb into and out of the airplane repeatedly.
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TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
This position requires travel often. The Pilot position requires travel to other states and/or other countries several times per week, with possible overnight stays away from home and possible weekend work.
Pilots must have the ability to travel to and from Canada, Mexico, and other countries as required without restriction.
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JOB PURPOSE
To assist the Pilot in Command in transporting passengers and/or cargo safely, efficiently, and in a professional manner, while adhering to all FAA rules and regulations.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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Assist the PIC in piloting the aircraft safely, complying with all FAA, Customs, and airport rules and regulations
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Report for duty in sufficient time to do preflight inspections and paperwork prior to dispatch time
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Notify the Chief Pilot whenever the pilot may violate any rule due to being dispatched on a flight
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Notify the Chief Pilot whenever a medical deficiency exists that would affect the safety of the flight
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Transport passengers and/or cargo to the required destinations, whether U.S.-based or international, on time and without restriction
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Work with Customs and provide all necessary documentation
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Provide dispatch with updates on location, time, paperwork, and aircraft data
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Communicate effectively with air traffic control as needed
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Remain up to date with FAA rules, regulations, and procedures
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Complete required training, flight checks, and/or recurrent training
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Obtain proper certificates and medical status as needed
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Utilize the Safety Management System to positively impact the company’s policies, efficiency, and commitment to safety
REQUIREMENTS
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Commercial or ATP Certificate
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Active US Passport
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Minimum of 800 hours
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Class II Medical
PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
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Part 135 Experience
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FAR knowledge and understanding
PHYSICAL DEMANDS/WORK ENVIRONMENT
When out on a trip, Beechjet SICs may be required to unload cargo/luggage weighing up to 100 pounds from the aircraft. This position also requires the employee to sit in a small, confined space for hours at a time, and to climb into and out of the airplane repeatedly.
TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
This position requires travel often. The Pilot position requires travel to other states and/or other countries several times per week, with possible overnight stays away from home and possible weekend work.
Pilots must have the ability to travel to and from Canada, Mexico, and other countries as required without restriction.
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JOB PURPOSE
To accurately repair and perform scheduled maintenance on company and retail airplanes, as well as perform inspections as required by the FAA.
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (not a comprehensive list)
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Maintain company and retail aircraft
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Accurately complete all inspections, repairs, and component changes in accordance with manufacturer or FAA-approved procedures
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Comply with all maintenance procedures, airworthiness directives, service bulletins, service letters, and applicable Federal Aviation Regulations
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Keep Director of Maintenance updated on status of aircrafts and expected down times to facilitate scheduling
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Maintain all necessary work records and logbooks
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Comply with all company policies and manager directives regarding safety
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Track parts used, time spent, and any other billable expense accurately for customer billing
REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
A&P License
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PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
1 Year of Experience as an A&P Mechanic
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PHYSICAL DEMANDS/WORK ENVIROMENT
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently exposed to fumes or airborne particles, moving mechanical parts and vibration. The employee is occasionally exposed to extreme weather conditions and tight spaces with awkward work postures. The noise level in the work environment and job sites can be loud. A&P Mechanics are required to lift objects up to 50 pounds in weight.
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TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
There is very little travel required in this position. An A&P Mechanic may be called to complete off-site jobs, which, though rare, may require overnight stays away from home.
Benefits:
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-competitive salary
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-exclusive access to an employee gym and fitness bonuses
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-401K
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-health insurance including dental and vision benefits
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-life insurance and AD&D insurance offered
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-phone reimbursement
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-paid vacation
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-advancement opportunities
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-birthday bonus
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-quickly promoted
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-free admission for employees and family to local aviation festivals/air shows
A&P Mechanic
Beechjet SIC
C208 Caravan Captain
Castle Aviation is currently looking for Cessna Caravan C208B, Aerostar, and Saab 340B pilots in Northeast Ohio!
Caravan C208 Requirements include:
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Commercial, Instrument, and Multi-Engine
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Class 2 Medical
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Current US Passport
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Time requirements (preferred):
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1,200 hours total time / 500 hours cross country/ 100 hours night/ 75 hours instrument
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200 Multi-engine (if applying for PA60 position)
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Previous Part 135 experience
Time requirements (required):
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1,200 Total Time
Benefits:
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-competitive base salary
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-mileage incentive
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-overnight/weekend bonuses
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-exclusive access to an employee gym and fitness bonuses
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-401K
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-health insurance including dental and vision benefits
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-life insurance and AD&D insurance offered
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-phone reimbursement
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-ECOPA membership
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-paid vacation
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-paid meals on 8+ hour workday
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-advancement opportunities
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-approximately 6,500 statute miles in two weeks
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-holiday bonus
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-placement in partnership programs
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-birthday bonus
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-quickly promoted
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-company Sundowner for employee use
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-paid training upon completion of terms
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-free admission for employees and family to local aviation festivals/air shows
SAAB 340B CAPTAIN | FIRST OFFICER
CAPTAIN POSITION:
2500 hours + Total Time
500 hours Multi-engine time
250 hours Turbine Time
Must have a Class 2 Medical, Passport, and US valid Driver's License.
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Base Location:
Akron-Canton Airport
DISPATCHER / CUSTOMER SERVICE
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$17.30 - $24 an hour - FULL TIME
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Reports To:
Chief Dispatcher
Manages:
N/A
JOB PURPOSE
To ensure that all Castle Aviation pilots, passengers, aircraft, and customer cargo are transported safely, efficiently, profitably, and in a timely manner; to organize all flight logistics, including communications with all relevant federal and local entities that require it.
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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Coordinate with United States and Canadian customs via telephonic or paper exchange methods
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Monitor current and forecast weather conditions to plan for and modify flights
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Track and plan for aircraft positioning, whether at CAK, out-based, or in response to adverse conditions
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Accurately quote flight costs for potential customers
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Manage cargo/passenger load versus load balance and anticipate and resolve potential issues
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Integrate various aspects of company-wide operations in a manner that is most efficient for time, profit, and minimal company expenses
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Answer phone calls and professionally, quickly resolve any customer needs and/or questions
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File all necessary customs and airport paperwork and adjust data details as needed
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Move aircraft via tow vehicles to various positions in the company hangars or on the airfield
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Communicate routes, work schedules, and all pertinent trip information with pilots before flights
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Communicate with pilots via radio during flights as required
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Coordinate rental cars, hotel stays, and any other trip details for traveling pilots
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Pass on all pertinent shift information to subsequent shifts
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Track all flights using BART and other flight software
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Ability to multi-task
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Customer service oriented
REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
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High school diploma or GED
PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
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Experience in dispatching aircraft
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Experience working with US and/or Canadian customs
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Familiarity with Google and Microsoft products
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $17.30 - $24.00 per hour
Benefits:
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401(k)
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401(k) matching
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Dental insurance
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Health insurance
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Life insurance
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Paid time off
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Retirement plan
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Vision insurance
Schedule:
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Holidays
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Monday to Friday
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Night shift
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On call
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Weekend availability\
COVID-19 considerations:
All employees are required to have a temperature check prior to the work day.
Work Location:
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One location
Work Remotely:
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No
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LINE SERVICE TECHNICIAN
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Reports To:
Chief Dispatcher
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JOB PURPOSE
To ensure that aircraft are prepared for charter operations by providing fuel, oil, hangar, and ramp services, to maintain company facilities, and to safely transport aircraft in and out of the hangar.
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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Operate fuel truck, tug, and other ground vehicles
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Help maintain fuel farm/ FBO facilities and equipment
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Support charter operations by performing various ground services for aircraft, pilots, and customers
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Fuel aircraft
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Position aircraft in hangar and on ramp via tug and wing walking
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Perform required periodic inspections
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Comply with all applicable company and OSHA safety standards
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QUALIFICATIONS:
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18 years or older
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Have a high school diploma or GED
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Have a valid state driver's license
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Be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and TSA background check
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PHYSICAL DEMANDS/WORK ENVIROMENT
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently exposed to fumes or airborne particles, moving mechanical parts and vibration. The employee is occasionally exposed to a variety of extreme weather conditions. The noise level in the work environment and job sites can be loud. The Line Service Technician will also be required to lift objects of up to 50 pounds in weight. The position could also entail working in awkward positions or confined spaces for extended periods of time.
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$16.00-$18.00 depending on experience
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Benefits:
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401(k)
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401(k) matching
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Dental insurance
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Health insurance
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Life insurance
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Paid time off
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Retirement plan
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Vision insurancee