Cessna Citation C525 Captain (m/f/d) – Memmingerberg

The role

As a C525 Captain, you’ll take command of Citation C525-series aircraft, delivering safe, efficient and customer‑focused operations in full compliance with EASA Part‑CAT and company procedures. You’ll represent Excellent Air with professionalism, discretion and strong CRM, ensuring every sector reflects our commitment to safety and service excellence.

What you’ll do

• Command C525-series aircraft on charter and corporate flights throughout Europe, with occasional missions beyond.
• Plan and conduct flights to the highest safety standards, ensuring regulatory and company compliance at all times.
• Deliver a polished, passenger‑centric experience and uphold Excellent Air’s reputation with clients and partners.
• Model best‑in‑class CRM, contribute to continuous improvement, and support a strong safety and reporting culture.

What you bring

• Licensing: EASA ATPL(A) or CPL(A) with ATPL(A) theory credit, plus MCC and advanced UPRT.
• Type rating: C525 rating preferred (not mandatory).
• Medical: EASA Class 1.
• Experience: Minimum 2,000 hours total time.
• Work eligibility: Right to work and reside in the EU; unrestricted EU passport.
• Language: English ICAO Level 4 or higher.
• Attributes: Strong interpersonal skills, team spirit, and a customer‑oriented mindset.
• Other: Valid driving licence.

What’s on offer

• Open‑base concept for flexible residency, with Memmingerberg as the home‑base hub.
• Predictable, pilot‑friendly 6/4 roster.
• Fair, seniority‑based salary with attractive add‑ons.
• Employee discounts and a range of benefits.
• Operate within a well‑maintained Citation fleet supported by a professional operations culture.

Quick facts

• Aircraft: Cessna Citation C525 series (CJ2/CJ3/CJ4 fleet environment)
• Standards: EASA Part‑CAT | High safety and CRM focus
• Roster pattern: 6 on / 4 off
• Licence required: EASA ATPL(A) or CPL(A) + ATPL theory credit, MCC, advanced UPRT

Ready to step into the left seat and shape exceptional journeys across Europe? We’d love to hear from you.