Dual-Qualified Helicopter Captain / Airplane Pilot

4d4 days ago

Johnson & Johnson

Trenton, US · Full-time · $137,000 – $235,750

About this role

Johnson & Johnson Aviation seeks a Dual-Qualified Helicopter Captain/Airplane Pilot for the West Trenton, NJ facility at Trenton/Mercer Airport. Experienced ATP helicopter pilots holding commercial airplane certificates with multi-engine, instrument ratings, and turbine experience are ideal candidates. This unique role combines helicopter captain duties with airplane pilot operations.

Operate state-of-the-art helicopters in the BOS-NYC-DC corridor while supporting executives and flying ultra-long-range airplanes worldwide. Ensure safe, legal, and efficient aircraft operations in compliance with federal regulations and company standards. Manage flight crews and complete all pre- and post-flight responsibilities away from base.

Join a dynamic, driven, and inclusive aviation team striving to lead in safety, standards, and training. Participate in the Safety Management System and foster collaboration for organizational improvement. Remain available to passengers and direct second-in-command activities on assigned flights.

This career-minded position offers continuous professional growth and the chance to fly cutting-edge aircraft. Advise maintenance on issues discovered during travel and record flight times with defects. Assume duties delegated by the Chief Pilot while promoting aviation excellence.

Requirements

Hold an Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate, Rotorcraft
Type rated in the appropriate aircraft
Hold Commercial Airplane certificate with multi-engine rating
Hold instrument ratings on Airplane certificate
Turbine experience
Experience as ATP helicopter pilot
Ability to manage flight crew and direct SIC activities

Responsibilities

Ensure the safe, consistent, legal, and efficient operation of company aircraft in compliance with federal regulations and company policies
Manage the flight crew when away from home base
Direct the activities of the SIC and ensure flight crew members understand their duties
Participate in the Safety Management System
Inspect the aircraft’s interior for cleanliness and proper supplies before flight
Accept the aircraft with signature in the logbook when ready for flight
Operate the aircraft within limitations and complete all postflight duties
Record flight times, aircraft defects, and notify of itinerary deviations