DHC-6 Twin Otter Captain - OCONUS Operations

Core responsibilities Serve as Pilot in Command for OCONUS missions, ensuring safe, compliant operations in international, austere, and remote environments. Conduct comprehensive flight planning: mission profile, terrain/altitudes, weather, range, weight/balance, airport facilities, and nav-aids. Prepare and release flights under FAR 135 with all legally required documentation onboard. Verify airworthiness: confirm required inspections, resolve discrepancies or defer per MEL, and perform thorough preflight and risk assessments. Execute flights per company SOPs, customer requirements, FAA/DCMA regulations, approved flight plans, and schedules. Lead effective CRM: brief crew on plan changes, payload/passenger updates, aircraft status, and environmental conditions. Communicate proactively with customers, maintenance, and leadership; maintain accurate flight, aircraft, and mission records. Report per SMS requirements; complete training, proficiency checks, and recurrent evaluations as scheduled. Minimum qualifications High school diploma or equivalent. FAA Airline Transport Pilot Certificate ( MEL ), unrestricted or restricted. Current FAA First Class Medical Certificate. Current U.S. Passport with at least 6 months validity. PIC Hours: 1,500+ total PIC. Multi-Engine PIC: 500+ hours. Eligible to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Secret security clearance. Thorough knowledge of FAA and DCMA regulations and Part 135/8210.1D operations. Demonstrated ADM and risk-management skills; strong CRM and leadership. Clear, professional communicator; proficient with aircraft navigation systems and flight-planning software. Proven ability to operate safely in austere/international environments and collaborate effectively with customers, crew, maintenance, and leadership. Preferred experience 3,000+ hours total time. 1,200+ hours multi-engine turbine. Previous DHC-8 experience. Part 135 operational experience. Aerial-delivery experience. NVG operations experience. Prior support of U.S. Government contracts in OCONUS or austere environments. Deployment & training International travel and extended deployments with irregular duty schedules. Compliance with customer-specific medical, security, and deployment requirements. Ongoing training, proficiency checks, and recurrent evaluations to maintain currency and mission readiness. What to expect This is a contingent position with employment and start dates aligned to government contract award and operational timelines. If you are a decisive, mission-focused Captain who thrives in challenging environments, we encourage you to express interest. #J-18808-Ljbffr Pilot Assessments