PC-24 Captain (Pilot in Command) — Denver-Based

The Opportunity In this PIC role, you’ll command a Pilatus PC-24 in both charter (Part 135) and owner (Part 91) environments. You’ll own flight preparation and execution, lead your crew with professionalism and clarity, and deliver a premium passenger experience every time—all while maintaining impeccable regulatory compliance and risk management. What You’ll Do Serve as Pilot in Command and final authority for the safe operation of the aircraft on all assigned flights. Ensure strict adherence to FAA regulations, company flight operations manuals, and standard operating procedures. Lead comprehensive pre-flight planning: weather analysis, performance and weight-and-balance, routing, fuel planning, and airworthiness checks. Drive effective Crew Resource Management across all phases of flight with clear, professional communication. Provide exceptional passenger service and act as the primary client contact throughout the journey. Engage actively in the Safety Management System: identify hazards, mitigate risks, and support audits and corrective actions. Mentor First Officers and crewmembers, offering direction, feedback, and support for professional growth. Complete trip reports, logbook entries, maintenance notes, and all post-flight documentation; promptly report safety or equipment concerns. Maintain currency in required training, medicals, and records; uphold all company policies and standards. What You’ll Bring PC-24 experience required. Minimum flight time: 5,000 hours total time; 2,500 hours as PIC; 2,500 hours multi-engine land (including 1,500 hours as multi-engine PIC); 2,000 hours turbine; 500 hours instrument. Airline Transport Pilot certificate with multi-engine land rating; current First-Class Medical. Strong knowledge of FAA regulations, flight planning, and Safety Management Systems. Excellent communication and leadership skills; proven decision-making under pressure. Proficiency with flight-planning and aviation-management software. Previous Part 135 experience highly desirable. Flexibility to meet business demands in an exempt role and variable schedule environment. Certifications & Licenses Required: ATP (Unrestricted or Restricted, Multi-Engine Land), First-Class Medical Preferred: Restricted Radiotelephone Operator’s Permit Benefits & Perks Medical (Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO and high-deductible plans), plus dental and vision coverage. Company-paid short- and long-term disability; company-paid basic life and AD&D with optional supplemental coverage. Voluntary accident, critical illness, and hospital indemnity plans. 401(k) with company match and annual company-funded profit sharing. HSA, FSA, and Dependent Care FSA options. Paid company holidays, unlimited PTO (per scheduling guidelines), and sick leave per company policy. Tuition reimbursement; company-paid legal services and identity-theft protection; company-paid pet insurance. Employee assistance and support resources. Eligibility and specific offerings may vary by role, employment type, and client program. Location & Operations Base: Englewood, CO 80112 (Denver area) Environment: Mixed Part 135 charter and Part 91 operations Schedule: Variable; flexibility required to meet client and operational needs Culture: Safety-driven, service-focused, and collaborative #J-18808-Ljbffr Pilot Assessments