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Jet Aviation Seeks Private Jet Captain in Burbank, CA, Offering Up to $350,000

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Jet Aviation is hiring a full-time Captain at its Burbank, California base, offering an annual salary between USD 220,000 and 350,000.

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Industry impact

The high salary range signals continued competition for experienced captains amid tight pilot supply in the private aviation charter and management sector.

Jet Aviation is hiring a full-time Captain for its Burbank, California location, offering an annual salary range of USD 220,000 to 350,000.

Jet Aviation Seeks Private Jet Captain in Burbank, CA, Offering Up to $350,000

Candidates must hold an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate and FAA First Class Medical, along with at least 3,500 hours total fixed-wing flight time, including 1,500 hours as Pilot in Command, 1,500 hours multi-engine, 500 hours turbo-jet, 500 hours turbine, 100 hours night flight, and 75 hours simulated instrument.

The Captain will lead a professional crew and oversee safe, efficient aircraft operations on domestic and international routes, with an emphasis on leadership and passenger experience in a private aviation setting.

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