Executive Airshare is Hiring
 

Executive Airshare is hiring, we have bases in BUF, MKC, ICT, RVS, FTW, HOU, SAT. Must live in one of the bases. Hiring into the King air 350, Phenom 100, 300, CJ, and LR45 (BUF). SIC mins are 1200 with 50 ME. PIC mins start at 3000 total time. Schedule is 10 days on (available) followed by 5 hard days off. Vacation is accrued at 15 days/yr with a cap of 20 days. Company profile and website to apply are below.

Executive AirShare | AirlinePilotCentral.com

Private Aviation Careers at Executive AirShare

I have applied twice this year with 1300 hours. No answer. I haven't seen the 50ME requirement posted anywhere before is that a hard minimum?

I would not say it's necessarily a hard minimum depending on your background. PM me

PM sent. Thanks

Update
 

SIC Minimums have been updated to include candidates with as low as 900 hours total time if they also have; a four year degree, CFI, and are currently employed as a CFI full time. SIC candidates who do not fall within these parameters will still have 1200 hours total time as a minimum.

Lowered minimums because they can't find enough applicants? Perhaps opening new bases up north would help? OMA, SUX, FSD etc. or maybe home basing if you live in a 300 mile radius of a current base? Just giving ideas here.

I'm interested with SIC position, more on the phenom's. currently building time and finishing IPC. Probably hit the executiveairshare SIC mins by end of july. Currently at 1166TT, 1000 PIC, 47Multi with past 135 experience. No cfi though. Just wanted to know if they have training contract? And, what do I need to study up on if I get fortunate to get an interview? What do they usually ask?

Thank you.

I would throw in the app now and then update again when you hit mins. I exceeded the minimums and it took several months to get a phone call. I had already started at a new company by the time they called. I didnt take an interview so hopefully someone else can chime in. Good Luck!

Yeah, guess I would do that then. Thank you. May I know where are you working now?