Gulfstream IV‑SP Captain — Dallas (DAL) | Global Operations

The opportunity As Captain, you hold full responsibility for safe, efficient, and compliant flight operations. You’ll lead a professional crew, adapt to changing conditions, and deliver a seamless, high-touch experience to clients while upholding Jet Aviation’s commitment to safety, security, and operational excellence. What you’ll do Command all assigned flights and make critical decisions in accordance with federal, local, and company regulations. Maintain expert knowledge of GIV-SP systems and performance; plan, execute, and adapt flight profiles for a smooth, safe journey. Perform TSA In-Flight Security Coordinator duties under the Twelve-Five or Private Charter Standard Security Programs. Conduct or delegate passenger safety briefings; promote open communication and report hazards to sustain a just safety culture. Record and report aircraft discrepancies as they occur; ensure all aircraft manuals and trip paperwork are current and complete. Represent Jet Aviation as a brand ambassador, delivering professional, discreet, and friendly service to clients and colleagues. What you’ll bring Airline Transport Pilot Certificate (ATP) and FAA First Class Medical. Proven leadership, sound judgment, and a quality-driven, safety-first mindset. Exceptional interpersonal, communication, organizational, and collaboration skills. Ability to work a variable schedule and travel extensively worldwide without restrictions. High school diploma required; college degree preferred. Valid driver’s license with a clean record. Appropriate aircraft type rating and recent currency preferred. Minimum flight experience Total time: 3,500 hours fixed-wing Pilot in Command (PIC): 1,500 hours Multi-engine: 1,500 hours Turbo-jet: 500 hours Turbine: 500 hours Night: 100 hours Simulated instrument: 75 hours Safety, security & compliance Execute responsibilities under applicable TSA security programs as In-Flight Security Coordinator. Champion a secure operating environment through proactive risk identification and reporting. Ensure accurate, timely trip documentation and regulatory recordkeeping. Uphold strict adherence to company SOPs, checklists, and regulatory standards at all times. Schedule & environment Variable schedule with frequent travel across domestic and international routes. Operate across diverse settings, from heavy maintenance environments to refined client spaces. Comfort working around noise, vibration, fuel fumes, changing weather, and seasonal temperature extremes. Benefits Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance Matching 401(k) contributions Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts Short- and long-term disability coverage Life insurance Employee assistance programs Health and wellness awards Generous paid time off Tuition reimbursement Employee discounts Benefits eligibility may vary by role and employment status. Credentials snapshot Licenses: Airline Transport Pilot Certificate (ATP) — unrestricted or restricted Medical: FAA First Class Medical Education: High school diploma (required); college degree (preferred) Driver’s license: Valid with clean driving record Type rating: Appropriate aircraft type rating and currency preferred #J-18808-Ljbffr Pilot Assessments