Challenger 604 First Officer (SIC)

1w1 week ago

George J. Priester Aviation

Oklahoma City, US · Full-time · $215,000 – $225,000

About this role

George J. Priester Aviation provides comprehensive aircraft management, charter, maintenance, and flight operations in dynamic Part 135 and Part 91 environments. The First Officer (SIC) assists the Pilot in Command in all flight duties for safe, efficient operations. This role ensures compliance with company policies, FARs, and standards while prioritizing safety and passenger experience.

Day-to-day involves supporting flight planning with weather analysis, routing, and performance calculations. Monitor aircraft systems, operate radios for clearances, and maintain crew resource management during flights. Handle pre-flight inspections, post-flight documentation, and passenger comfort needs.

Operate across diverse U.S. and international missions with a team valuing integrity, collaboration, and accountability. Engage actively in the Safety Management System to identify and mitigate risks. Participate in safety audits and emergency procedures as needed.

Join a company committed to professionalism and white-glove service in owner-managed flight departments. Build long-term careers supporting varied aircraft types and profiles. Contribute to seamless flight experiences through close PIC collaboration.

Requirements

2000 total flight hours, including a minimum of 100 hours in multi-engine fixed-wing aircraft
Turbine experience preferred
Commercial Pilot Certificate with multi-engine instrument rating or higher required
Current First-Class Medical Certificate required
Strong working knowledge of FAA regulations and flight operations procedures
Excellent communication and decision-making skills for team operations
Proficiency in CRM and flight management systems
Must be available to report to the departure airport within 60 minutes for charter flight assignments

Responsibilities

Support the PIC in planning and executing flight operations, including weather analysis, routing, aircraft performance calculations, and pre-flight inspections
Monitor instrumentation and aircraft systems during all phases of flight
Operate navigational and communication radios, obtaining clearances and relaying instructions as directed by the PIC
Maintain crew coordination, communication, and engagement in the Safety Management System to mitigate risks
Assist in pre-flight inspections, ensuring aircraft is clean, stocked, and ready with manuals, charts, and passenger items
Perform post-flight procedures and documentation
Remain alert to abnormal situations, taking control of the aircraft if PIC is inattentive or incapacitated
Provide excellent customer service to passengers, ensuring their comfort and safety