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E190 Captain (Ferry flight)

  • United States
  • $1,000 per day
  • Temporary
  • Aerospace & Aviation

Job ID: 17212

Overview

EMBRAER E190 CAPTAIN (PIC) - FERRY FLIGHT CONTRACT

Position Summary

Experienced Embraer E190 Captain (PIC) required for a short-term aircraft ferry assignment.

The successful pilot will travel to Arizona on Friday and conduct a ferry flight of an Embraer E190 to Indiana on Saturday. All travel expenses, accommodation and per diem will be provided.

Assignment Details

  • Position: E190 Captain (PIC)
  • Aircraft Type: Embraer E190
  • Contract Duration: 2 Days
  • Travel Day: Friday
  • Flight Day: Saturday
  • Route: Arizona to Indiana
  • Rate: $1,000 per day
  • Travel Expenses: Covered
  • Hotel Accommodation: Provided
  • Per Diem: Provided
  • Ground Transportation: Provided
  • Start Date: Immediate

Responsibilities

  • Act as Pilot in Command (PIC) for the ferry flight.
  • Conduct all required flight planning and operational preparation.
  • Ensure safe and compliant operation of the aircraft in accordance with FAA regulations.
  • Review aircraft documentation and airworthiness status prior to departure.
  • Coordinate with maintenance, operations and dispatch personnel as required.
  • Complete all post-flight documentation and handover requirements.

Mandatory Requirements

  • FAA ATP Certificate.
  • Valid ERJ-170/175/190/195 Type Rating.
  • Current and valid FAA Medical Certificate (First Class preferred).
  • Current FAA licence with no restrictions preventing PIC duties.
  • Must have flown the ERJ-170/190 family within the last 24 months.
  • Previous command experience on the ERJ-170/190 family.
  • Eligible to act as PIC under all applicable FAA regulations.
  • Current passport and ability to travel immediately.
  • Able to provide copies of licence, medical, passport and logbook evidence of recency.

Preferred Qualifications

  • E190-specific command experience.
  • Flight time on type within the last 12 months.
  • Previous ferry flight experience.
  • Recent Part 121 or Part 135 jet experience.
  • Availability for future ad-hoc ferry assignments.