From their website:

POSTING DATE: January 18, 2013 ENDING DATE: Until Filled
Department: Flight Department
STATUS: Full Time
Reports to: Chief Pilot
PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
First Officer assists the captain by monitoring the flight instruments, handling radio communications,
watching for air traffic, Prepare the weight and balance forms for each flight and taking over the flight
controls when directed by the captain. Maintain regular contact with cabin crew to ensure safety,
comfort, and convenience of all passengers. Communicate with air traffic control unit during take-off,
flight and landing. Inspect aircraft operational and technical performance on regular basis. Act quickly
and appropriately during environmental changes and emergencies to ensure passengers safety.
Update aircraft logbook with flight issues and incidents.
Our airline has a fleet of 44 deHaviland Dash-8 100 and 300 aircraft operating over 350 flights a day to
55 destinations. Crew bases include Harrisburg, Salisbury, Charlottesville, Roanoke, and New Bern. Our
starting rate of pay is one of the highest in the regional airline industry. We also include a
comprehensive benefits package.
Minimum Qualifications:
Must have 1500 hours
Must have 50 multi-engine hours
250 hours of PIC time
Possess a commercial multi-engine license, an instrument rating, and an English Proficient
Endorsement
Successfully complete a background check, FBI fingerprint check, and a drug screening.
No DUI’s in the past five years
Passport
FCC Radiotelephone Operator Permit
Current First Class Medical Certificate
Preferred Qualifications:
College graduates with aviation degrees
Successfully passed their ATP written exam
Currently employed in a multi-engine pilot position
Only qualified applicants will be selected for an interview. Current employees must also complete an Internal Application.
For consideration of this position, please reference the Job Code and submit a resume to:
Name: Robert Trout
Email: [email protected]
Job Code: 40020
Fax: (412) 742-4478

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