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Area of Interest: Crewmembers
Location:
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Join the NetJets Team
NetJets, the global private aviation leader for more than 60 years, provides the pinnacle of private travel, defined by a signature commitment to unwavering safety, personalized service, and reliable global access. Discover why NetJets is the ultimate career destination, offering exceptional benefits and growth opportunities.
Purpose of Position
The Pilot is responsible to provide a superior air transportation experience with a continued safety record second to none on each and every flight. The Pilot is the face of NetJets providing not only technically accurate and safe transportation but also providing an exceptional service experience for every NetJets Owner and passenger. The Pilot is expected to effectively wear many hats resulting in a concierge service level experience with roles ranging from professional aviator to in-flight service provider. The Pilot is in full command of the aircraft at all times and must always maintain a professional demeanor.
Tasks and Responsibilities
Responsible for the safe operation of the aircraft from taxi, take-off and landing of each flight per FAA guidelines, Original Equipment Manufacture's (OEM) Checklists, NetJets Flight Operations Manual (FOM) or Aircraft Operating Manual (AOM), and Standard Operating Practices (SOP's). Greets Owners/passengers pre-flight, makes introductions and briefs them on the specific flight/trip and verifies itinerary/provides passengers with weather updates and safety briefings and explains any changes to itinerary
Must deliver as needed, in-flight service including the handling of alcohol and the service of catering
Must load and properly stow on aircraft all baggage as needed
Must be able to handle and conduct flights for Owner's with pets and those who smoke.
Act as the final authority on his/her aircraft with respect to all areas of operation including the compliance with all applicable safety and regulatory guidance.
Acts as a liaison for Owners/ passengers and NetJets from the time the Owners/passengers arrive at the FBO until they have safely landed at their final destination and have departed the final FBO.
Responsible for properly communicating any maintenance abnormalities or discrepancies to the Company via the aircraft Maintenance Control Center (MCC) Controller on duty for their fleet
Additionally, must properly complete any paperwork associated with maintenance abnormalities or discrepancies.
Other duties as assigned depending on assignment.
Note:
It is not possible to list all required job duties on this form. There may be other important duties assigned, depending on the position. For a list of essential job functions, please refer to the essential functions document for this job.
Education
High School
Certifications and Licenses
Written FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP)
First Class Medical Certificate
Years of Experience
Not Specified
Core Competencies
Adaptability
Collaboration
Strives for Positive Results
Service-Oriented
Curiosity
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Other (KSAOs)
FAA ATP, Restricted ATP, or meet the requirements for FAA ATP or Restricted ATP (R-ATP) certificate with multi-engine rating as follows (IAW 61.160):
At least 21 years of age
1,500 hours total flight time experience or
1,250 hours with appropriate university R-ATP certificate or
1,000 hours with military pilot qualification or
1,000 hours with appropriate university R-ATP certificate
200 hours cross-country ( >50 nm) flight time
250 hours fixed-wing PIC
100 hours of night flying, or 75 hours with 45 night takeoffs and landings
75 hours of instrument time (actual or simulated in-flight, excludes simulator time)
ATP written completed prior to start of Indoctrination Training
50 hours fixed-wing, multi-engine time
Current FAA First-Class Medical certificate
FCC Restricted Radio Operator's Permit
Valid passport
Authorization to work in the U.S. and travel in and out of the country without restriction
Must be able to work varying hours including day and night; weekdays, weekends and holidays.
Must be extremely flexible and demonstrate the ability to adjust to rapid changes.
Must be able to manage his or her rest in order to be prepared for flight duty at all times during their tour.
Duty may last for as long as fourteen hours per day for up to eight days and may span different time zones and extreme weather differences in the course of a trip
While on duty may be away from home for seven or more days and nights, staying in hotels.
Must be able to secure appropriate airport authority and/or US Customs security badges.
Must be able to pass Transportation Security Administration required background screening, secure appropriate airport authority and/or US Customs security badges.
Must have a valid United States passport and be able to travel internationally without restrictions
Must have a valid State driver's license.
Must be able to read, write, fluently speak and understand the English language.
Must be service-oriented with a neat, well-groomed appearance and a demonstrated ability to make a positive impression including a strong capability to effectively interact with passengers.
Must possess excellent oral and written communication skills, especially under pressure.
Must demonstrate the ability to make quick and accurate decisions while paying close attention to detail, both technically and from a passenger-service perspective.
Must be able to exert up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 30 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects.
Must be able to work around animals, including the handling and care prior to, during and after Owner flights.
Must be able to conduct flights for Owners who smoke.
Base Salary Range
$86,015 - $117,706
How NetJets Supports You
NetJets is proud to provide a variety of attractive benefits to our employees, including many at no cost. Employees have access to no cost options including Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits, with access to robust networks of nationwide providers. NetJets offers benefits so you can LIVEWELL—a comprehensive package to support your Mind, Body, and Life.
Our comprehensive suite of benefits include:
Medical, Dental, and Vision
Healthcare Advocacy
Employee Assistance Program
Flexible Spending Accounts
Health Savings Account with annual employer contribution
Wellness Programs & Discounts
Paid Time Off
Parental Leave of Absence
Life and Accident Insurance
Voluntary benefits (financial protection plans)
401(k) plan, with 67% of every dollar you contribute matched by NetJets
Short and Long-Term Disability
Legal Plan
Identity Theft Protection Plans
Pet Insurance
Family & Caregiving Support
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Who's Hiring
- Metro Aviation33

- Independent Living Systems28

- Air Methods22

- PHI Air Medical17

- Shield AI15

Top Industries Hiring
- Aerospace & Defense
- Healthcare & Medical Services
- Manufacturing
- Airlines
- Education
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in pilot jobs.
- Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate or restricted ATP with required flight hours
- FAA First or Second Class medical certificate current and in good standing
- Minimum total flight time including PIC and instrument hours as specified
- Type rating in the aircraft operated or willingness to complete sponsored training
- Clean safety record with no accidents, incidents, or violations on PRIA check
- CRM training completion and current instrument currency within the past six months
Tips for Your Pilot Job Search
Tailor your logbook hours to each posting
Flight time requirements vary sharply between regional carriers, cargo operators, and corporate flight departments. Pull the exact minimums from each posting and list your total time, PIC time, and type-specific hours in a dedicated credentials block at the top of your resume.
Get your type rating on paper early
Many airline and cargo postings filter candidates before a human reviews anything. List every aircraft type, rating, and certificate on the first page of your resume so automated screening doesn't discard you before a recruiter sees your hours.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists pilot openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match your certificate level, aircraft type, and preferred operation, then apply directly to each listing without bouncing across multiple sites.
Prepare a concise CRM narrative for interviews
Airline and charter interviewers consistently probe crew resource management judgment. Prepare two or three brief, specific examples of times you identified a risk, communicated it clearly, and resolved it, and practice delivering each in under two minutes.
Request a simulator evaluation date in your follow-up
After a conditional offer, the sim check is the last filter before a class date. Following up within a week to confirm scheduling signals professionalism and keeps your file active, especially at regional carriers processing high applicant volume.
Match your cover letter to the operation type
A cargo carrier values dispatch reliability and freight-schedule adherence differently than a fractional operator values flexibility and client-service skills. One paragraph that mirrors the operator's language from the job posting goes further than a generic aviation summary.
Pilot Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most pilots?
The companies hiring the most pilots right now include Metro Aviation, Independent Living Systems, and Air Methods, with the largest share of openings in Florida, California, and Texas, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Regional carriers and cargo operators typically post the highest volume of first officer and captain openings at any given time.
How many pilot jobs are remote?
About 17% of pilot openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, which reflects the operational nature of most flight crew roles. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote or office-based arrangements are aviation safety management, flight operations coordination, and simulator instruction rather than line flying positions.
How do you become a pilot?
You start by earning a private pilot certificate through an FAA-approved flight school, then build hours toward a commercial certificate, which requires additional flight training and written and practical exams. Airline-track pilots continue to an ATP certificate, which requires meeting minimum total flight hours. Most airline candidates complete a degree, accumulate hours through regional carriers or flight instruction, and progress to major airline operations over several years.
How do you get hired as a pilot with little experience?
Regional carriers and cargo freight operators are the most accessible entry points for pilots at the minimum ATP or restricted-ATP hour threshold. Flight instruction and banner towing are the fastest ways to build hours while staying current. Applying to structured cadet or flow-through programs at regional affiliates of major airlines gives lower-hour pilots a structured path to a mainline seat without waiting years on a seniority list.
What does the pilot interview process look like?
Most airline and charter interviews follow a structured sequence: an initial HR or recruiter screen, a technical knowledge interview covering systems, regulations, and weather, a behavioral or CRM interview using the STAR format, and a simulator evaluation in the aircraft type you would fly. Cargo and corporate operators may combine the technical and behavioral rounds into a single session, then move directly to a sim check before extending a conditional offer.
Where can I find and apply to pilot jobs?
You can find and apply to pilot jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search by aircraft type, operation category, or location, then apply directly to each listing that matches your certificate level and experience. No separate signup is needed to apply.
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