Citation BRAVO Captain Jobs

Citation BRAVO Captain Duties

Aspen Co. based company needs a Citation BRAVO captain/manager to operate their 2003 year model bravo single pilot approximately 300 hours per year additional duties will be required based on the pilots other interests and qualifications background in business is a plus. Excellent pay to the right candidate 100K +. Possible housing provided in beautiful Aspen CO.
Pilot Requirements:
Citation 500 Type Rating With current 4050 (single pilot)waiver.
7000 Total Time
4000 Multi Engine
2000 Citation
400 Single Pilot Citation
The above are minimum requirements if you do not meet the posted requirements please do not apply.
Qualified applicants please send resume with contact information and requirements to:
tfchilton@hotmail.com

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