Starbucks
Corporate / Biz Av
United States | N. America
Captain - G650
GULFSTREAM
G650
Minimum requirements
- 5 years minimum experience operating as a Captain with a corporate flight department
- 5,000 hours total flight time minimum
- 2000 hours PIC minimum
- 2500 hours multi-engine minimum
- 2000 hours turbojet minimum
Additional requirements
- A valid passport
- A FCC Restricted Radio Operator Certificate
- The ability to travel extensively, domestically and internationally
- The ability to work a non-standard work schedule, to include weekends and holidays
- The ability to pass FAA Class 1 physical examination every 6 months
- The ability to meet the requirements of CFR Part 61.58 in aircraft to be flown
- An expert knowledge of international operating rules, regulations, and procedures
- An expert knowledge of FAA operating rules & regulations
Preferred
- Bachelor’s degree
- G-V / G-VI / G-VII type rating
- International large-cabin business jet experience
- FCC Restricted Radio Operator Certificate
- Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
- Excellent organizational skills, interpersonal skills, and communication skills (written and verbal)
- Superior customer service skills and high degree of professionalism - this position routinely deals with the highest executive levels at Starbucks
- Ability to coordinate and manage projects
- Highly motivated and seeks out new learning/development opportunities which promote personal and professional growth
- Working knowledge of MS Office
Job description
As a Starbucks Captain – Pilot-in-Command, you represent the pride and professionalism of the Starbucks Coffee Company brand and employees around the world. The captain is one of the company’s most visible representatives to the passengers and serves as a Starbucks ambassador both at home and abroad. They model the Starbucks guiding principles and act with tact and decorum - while providing the utmost in service and safety. The captain contributes to Starbucks’ success by acting as Pilot-in-Command of company aircraft for assigned flights and safely operating assigned aircraft in compliance with all federal, state, local and foreign regulations, as well as the policies and procedures specified in the company’s operations manuals. Pilots work closely with other crew members, dispatch, maintenance, and line personnel, in the planning and execution of flight operations and fulfilling the air transportation needs for Starbucks Aviation.
Compensation and benefits
Summary
- Pay Range $193,600 - 307,400
Equal opportunity employer
Starbucks is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.
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Base location
United States | N. America 
BFI - Seattle 