• A family run business in Hawaii since 1982, Transair is a well-established and growing FAR 121 and 135 interisland cargo Air Carrier.  
• Transair operates numerous Boeing 737 and Shorts SD3-60 flights to all the following major airports in the State of Hawaii: HNL, LIH, ITO, KOA, and OGG (with extended service to PHMK & PHMU).
• With a friendly and professional work environment, Transair offers an "island schedule" and a great opportunity to live and fly in the Hawaiian Islands.
• Opportunities are also available in course development, manual writing, and training.
• IATA code: T4; ICAO code: RDS
• This page was last updated on April 12, 2019 (Hiring)

Pilot Hiring Process: Phone screening, Skype interview, In-person interview. Simulator evaluation may be required.

Boeing 737 First Officer 

B737: The B737 application window is currently – Open (have increased F.O. slots)

Next class date - May 8, 2019.

All B737 applications must be submitted online at > http://transairhawaii.com/open-jobs/

Boeing 737 Pilot Hiring Minimums

Requirements

• Must be a US citizen or have resident alien status (green card)
• High school diploma or equivalent
• B737 Type rating preferred, but not required
• ATP - airplane multiengine land
• Current FAA First Class medical certificate (waivers only accepted on a case by case basis)
• Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug test, 5-year background check, 10-year criminal history check and security threat assessment.

Captain Minimums (hired straight in as a Captain)

• 5000 total time - will consider 4500 TT w/ experience in aircraft over 80,000 lbs MTOW
• 2500 hours turbojet
• 1000 hours flying SIC under Title 14 USC Part 121 or PIC Part 135  (unless “grandfathered”)
• Currently serving as a turbojet PIC or SIC
• Served on two different types of turbojet aircraft
• Quick upgrade may be available for those with considerable jet experience but not meeting all the minimums above.

First Officer Minimums

• 1500 total flight time (2000 preferred)
• 500 hours multiengine turboprop or multiengine jet

Boeing 737 Simulator Instructor & Seat Support - Part Time

Work Location: Miami, Florida

HNL Class date - May 8, 2019

Duties

• Provide seat support when an extra crewmember is needed for training
• Give simulator instructions
• Administer proficiency checks when qualified

Requirements

• Must be a US citizen or have resident alien status (green card) 
• High school diploma or equivalent
• FAA ATP - airplane multi-engine land (English proficient)
• B737 Type rating preferred, but not required depending on experience
• Current FAA First Class medical certificate (NOT required)
• Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug test, 5-year background check, 10-year criminal history check and security threat assessment

Simulator Instructor Minimums 

• Served for at least 1 year as a B737 Sim Instructor or Check Pilot in a certificate holder's approved program, or 
• Served for at least 1 year as a PIC or SIC in a turbojet aircraft 

All B737 applications must be submitted online at > http://transairhawaii.com/open-jobs/

*Please denote in the application Cover Letter area that you are applying for "Sim Instructor."

Shorts SD3-60 Flightcrew

Is Hiring?  No, however, resumes may be submitted here (email to: [email protected]) for future hiring consideration.

Shorts SD3-60 Pilot Hiring Minimums

Requirements

• Must be a US citizen or have resident alien status (green card)
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Commercial Pilot - airplane multiengine land
• Current FAA First Class medical certificate (waivers only accepted on a case by case basis)
• Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug test, 5-year background check, 10-year criminal history check and security threat assessment.

Note:  Shorts SD3-60 aircraft operate under Part 135 (no maximum age limitation).

Captain Minimums (hired straight in as a Captain)

• ATP
• 2000 total time
• 1000 multiengine land
• 500 turbine

Note:  Transair Shorts SD3-60 Captains who are recommended by the SD3-60 Chief Pilot may be selected to transition to Transair B737 First Officers.

First Officer Minimums

• FAA Commercial pilot’s certificate
• 500 total time desired, 300 considered
• 100 multiengine land desired, 60 considered

Participates in CASS & KCM

Offline Jumpseat (OJS) Instructions

1. Most flights depart HNL every day of the week between 0100 and 0500 HST and return immediately after off-loading.  Daytime flights depart in the late morning.
2. To list for a jumpseat up to one week in advance or for the latest flight schedule information, call Transair Flight Operations at 808-833-2665.
3. If Flight Operations is not immediately available by phone, e-mail Flight Ops at [email protected] with jumpseat requests or any questions. Operations may not be available by phone M-F 1500 to 2230 or some weekends 0800 to 2230 HST. However, Ops e-mail is monitored 24-7 and we will get back to your jumpseat or information request promptly.
4. Be ready to give the Dispatcher your name, company name, employee I.D. number, requested date/route of flight, and contact number.  If e-mailing, leave this information and/or your flight information question.
5. Check in at local station operations (Dispatch in HNL) a minimum of one hour prior to the scheduled departure time.  Check-in’s less than one-hour prior may be accommodated if it will not cause a delay.  If you’re cutting it close, it will help to have your information e-mailed/phoned in ahead of time.  We will do our best to get you on.  
6. Parking at all stations is up to the individual and is currently not available in Transair lots.
7. At HNL, GPS address of 100 Iolana Pl will bring you right to our door.  Call Operations upon arrival to be escorted through the hangar security door.  At other locations check-in at the customer entrance..
8. Dress in Hawaii business casual attire, - i.e., no t-shirts, no flip flops, no shorts (for women no short shirts, skirts, or dresses).
9. Expect a security scan by wand or pat-down and a baggage search.  All bags/carry-ons are transported in the “checked” baggage compartment; however, items that are TSA prohibited in “checked” baggage but allowed in carry-ons may be allowed topside with the consent of the Captain.  Jumpseaters must comply with the following prohibited/restricted lists. 
• https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring
• https://www.faa.gov/about/initiatives/hazmat_safety/
10. Have the following documents available:  valid company I.D., government issued picture I.D, one other picture I.D., valid airmen certificate, and current medical certificate.  A passport is not required but may assist in approval if any questions arise with other I.D.’s.
11. If not using a listing reservation, be courteous and cancel by phone or e-mail
12. Final jumpseat approval is at the discretion of the Captain.

Shorts SD3-60 crews

Captain - $3060/month plus overtime pay if more than 18 shifts (duty periods) per month worked, and up to $1500/month performance bonus.

First Officer - $1989/month plus overtime pay if more than 18 shifts (duty periods) per month worked, and up to $1000/month performance bonus.

Boeing 737 crews

• Pay is per day (not flight hour). Crews average 45-50 hours per month.
• 16 days work or reserve in the 28-day schedule period. 13 periods in a year.
• Retention Bonus for CA and FO $10,000 every year. Retention bonus is divided by 26 and paid biweekly.
• Retention bonus is included in the Transair Pay Scales above.
• Full employee medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug plan.
• Paid uniforms

Domestic Per Diem (Hourly): $50/day