Job Description

HALO Flight is Hiring!

Using your talent as a professional pilot to help give someone their best chance of survival on their worst day, is unique to the HAA industry and few careers can be as impactful and gratifying.  If you are passionate about flying, possess a safety-first mentality, and want to truly make a difference in the community, then come fly with us!

PILOT INCENTIVES:

End-of-year annual performance bonuses up to an additional 10% of your annual salary.
Bell factory training is provided as needed for initial or recurrent BH407GXi.
Stipends paid for SPIFR and Company Check Airman.
On-duty pilot housing provided.
7/7 or 14/14 schedule options available. 
Willing to train qualified and capable pilots to fill SPIFR  and company Check Airman positions. 
JOB SUMMARY:

Operates company aircraft and associated equipment in a safe manner in accordance with the RFM, GOM, SOPs, checklists, and applicable FARs.
Monitors weather, obtains weather briefings, briefs crew members and passengers, and coordinates with Operational Control Specialists as required.
Possesses a customer-first mentality, and assists medical crewmembers and mechanics as required.
Maintains an orderly appearance, work environment, and pilot apartment.
Services and cleans aircraft as required.
Base salary commensurate with experience and competitive with current industry rates.

Why choose HALO Flight?  We are a small close-knit company that operates more like family than traditional HAA operators.  You will be known the minute you get here and your work will be noticed and appreciated—you’ll never be just a number here.  Company gatherings, events, and volunteer opportunities within the community are norms that you can enjoy and expect.  Opportunities for training at the Bell Training Academy, ATP funding, company check airman positions, and even advancement within the company are all possibilities at HALO-Flight.  If we sound like a good long-term fit for you, then we want to hear from you!  Don’t delay, apply today!

Job Requirements

FAA Commercial certificate with rotorcraft and instrument rating
FAA Class II medical certificate
2,000 Hours total time
1,500 Hours helicopter time
1,000 Hours helicopter PIC time
500 Hours turbine helicopter time
200 Hours cross country time
100 Hours night time / 50 Hours NVG time
High School diploma
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:

HAA experience
SPIFR experience
NVG experience
BH407 experience
75 Hours instrument / simulated instrument time (50 hours in flight)

Job Tags

Full time, Gangs, Night shift,

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