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Cessna 208 Floatplane Pilot -- Seasonal (Summer 2026), Anchorage

Anchorage, AK • On-site

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The Opportunity

As a Seasonal Cessna 208 Floatplane Pilot, you’ll operate on floats in and out of Anchorage, flying scenic tours and on-demand services to some of Alaska’s most iconic and remote destinations. You’ll deliver safe, professional operations while providing warm, knowledgeable service to passengers eager to experience the Last Frontier from the best seat in the house.


What You’ll Do

  • Conduct water takeoffs and landings in diverse weather and terrain typical of Alaska’s backcountry.

  • Fly scenic tours and lodge/remote location transfers with a strong focus on passenger experience.

  • Perform thorough preflight planning, weight and balance, and risk assessments; monitor changing conditions.

  • Deliver clear passenger safety briefings and uphold company SOPs and safety standards.

  • Coordinate with dispatch, maintenance, and operations to keep flights on-time and mission-ready.

  • Maintain accurate logs and documentation in line with company and regulatory requirements.


What You’ll Bring

  • Valid CPL (or higher).

  • Proven professional float pilot experience; float flying experience is required.

  • Comfort operating to a 5 on / 2 off roster.

  • Class 1 Medical and ICAO English Level 4+.

  • A safety-first mindset, sound judgment, and a calm, customer-friendly demeanor.

  • Openness to a seasonal, high-activity summer schedule in Alaska.

  • Experienced and semi-retired aviators are welcome to apply.


Why Fly with Rust’s

  • Be part of Alaska’s most established seaplane operation with a strong safety culture.

  • Competitive package with a salary guarantee plus flight time pay.

  • Operate the Cessna 208 on floats in one of the world’s most spectacular environments.

  • Predictable 5/2 schedule to help you plan your season.

  • Work with a supportive, professional team that values skill, judgment, and great service.

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