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We’re hiring a Helicopter Pilot to provide medical air transportation services to Med-Trans customers. We’re hiring a Helicopter Pilot to provide medical air transportation services to Med-Trans customers.
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For pilot and aircrew positions, height specifications vary by aircraft and most applicants can successfully pursue a career in aviation with the U.S. Air Force. Completion of Air Force Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training.
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Written FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) The Pilot is responsible for providing a superior air transportation experience with a continued safety record on each and every flight. Innovative Training – NetJets is the only private aviation company to surpass Federal Aviation Administration requirements with an Advanced Qualification Program for ongoing, personalized pilot training.
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All candidates will be able to provide accurate, consistent Pilot Availability Schedules to local manager. Pilot in Moline, IL. The right candidate will have excellent verbal communication skills, public speaking experience, and some experience in the service industry is helpful (server, bartender, bouncer.
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