Seasonal AS350 VRLL Fire/Utility Pilots New Mexico
helicopterLos Lunas, NM
Seasonal AS350 VRLL Fire/Utility Pilots New Mexico
helicopterLos Lunas, NMSenior L5
Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation, OtherOther Nonscheduled Air TransportationNonscheduled Chartered Passenger Air Transportation
APPLY NOW (opens in a new tab)Seasonal As350 Vrll Fire/Utility Pilots New Mexico Utility Helicopter Pilot Company: Mountain Air Helicopters, Inc.
Location:
Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA Type: Permanent Travel: Company-paid airlines, rental vehicle, hotels Mountain Air Helicopters, Inc. seeks helicopter pilots for fire and utility projects. Mountain Air is a 21-year, US-based Utility Helicopter company operating under 135/133/137. Our primary flight operations are helicopter support for challenging helicopter projects and fire support for various federal and state agencies. We are a busy company with projects primarily in the western US. This is an opportunity to be part of a company with strong morals, work ethics, and safety brand and be heard by company management and peers. Missions include: External load with 50', 100' and 150' long line Powerline Construction support Foundation support/pole replacement Core and Micro-pile drill support USFS and OAS Fire Fighting (EU and CWN) Aerial mulching and seeding PSD and Heli-torch burn projects 135 Charter Aerial survey and inspection
Job Requirements:
Commercial Pilot Rotorcraft 2000 hours helicopter 150 hours in the Airbus AS350 series helicopter 100 hours of external load experience
Work schedule:
February Training (135, 133, USFS/DOI) March September Fire season. Exclusive use TORP and CWN. Various rotations are available. October December PSD/Torch burn season, Utility and Power line Support
Pay:
Daily rate + hourly flight rate + extended pay. Pay is commensurate with experience. Mountain Air Helicopters, Inc. 14 Elaine Drive Los Lunas, New Mexico 87031 USA
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Level
Senior L5
Location
Los Lunas, NM
Occupation
Commercial Pilots
Industry
Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation, Other
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