These are permanent, year-round positions. Island Air is well known for our extensive training program that prepares new pilots for the challenges of flying in Kodiak. Our training program produces pilots who are capable and confident to fly in the Kodiak environment.
New pilots must meet the Part 135 VFR minimums of 500 hours, although 1000 hours plus is preferred.
Duties include flying to 6 villages on Kodiak Island for both scheduled and charter operations. Pilots must be able to load and unload the aircraft, manage unpredictable weather conditions, and work short, gravel runways.
After completing the initial agreement and meeting all required performances and training standards, pilots may have the option to transition into operating the Cessna Caravan wheel plane or a Cessna 206 floatplane.
A complete benefit package is available which includes -health care, paid training, competitive pay, housing provided or housing allowance, 401K, short/long term disability.
While we are regularly accepting resumes most of our hiring for this position occurs between December and February
Contact for this position is our Chief Pilot - See our website for contact details.