Alaska Charter Flights Available Seven Days a Week
Grant Aviation is also pleased to offer charter flight services seven days a week. Fly anywhere in Alaska on our six-passenger 207, or our nine-passenger Navajo, Caravan or King Air! For more information or to book your charter flight, please contact 888-Fly-Grant (888-359-4726).

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Employment Opportunities
In Bush Alaska, Grant Aviation continues to lead competitors in both wages and benefits. Highlights include:

• We provide housing, as well as transportation to and from work.
• All full-time employees are automatically covered by long-term disability.
• We offer optional health, life and short-term disability insurances, as well as a 401(k).
• Most pilots work a 20/10 schedule (20 days on, 10 days off).
• Promotions are based on seniority and merit.

Current Openings
Grant Aviation is currently accepting applications for the following positions.

Pilots (not currently hiring, but accepting resumes)
Applicants must be motivated and have a minimum of:

• 1,500 hours of total time
• 250 hours of Alaska time or equivalent
• 500 multi-engine hours (PIC Navajo)

Interested applicants should fax a resume to James Miller, chief pilot, at 907-248-7076 or email.

Interested applicants should fax their resume to (907) 248-7076 Attn: James Miller, Chief Pilot, or email their resume to chiefpilot@flygrant.com.

A&P Mechanics
Grant Aviation is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Licensed Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic located in Anchorage Alaska.  Click here for details.

Maintenance Controller(s)
Grant Aviation is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Maintenance Controller(s) located in Anchorage Alaska at our Maintenance Control communications center. Click here for details.

Important Notes
All new pilots and mechanics must pass a thorough background check, as well as alcohol and drug tests for five controlled substances (PCP, cocaine, amphetamines, marijuana and opiates) prior to employment.

All applicants must also be able to account for the most recent 10 years employment and location history. In addition, a criminal records check and possible FBI fingerprint-based criminal history records check may be administered. Be available for shift work.