AIRLINE PILOT JOBS

Airline pilots enjoy what may be the most glamorous position of all airline jobs, and it is a reputation that is deserved. Pilots must comply with some of the strictest employment requirements of all industry workers, including extensive training, rigid physical and health conditions, and continuous retraining and testing.

Once you land a job as a pilot you'll enjoy the rewards that you've earned from your years of training. Like flight attendants, you'll be able to arrange your flight schedule to allow maximum free time. On a daily basis you'll be able to run your own show. Pilots enjoy freedom and autonomy like no one else in the industry.

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Dependability
Dependability is extremely important to a successful career in the aviation industry. The aviation industry requires generally greater levels of dependability than other industries. Your position may require you to be “on call”, or to work on holidays, or even during your scheduled days off and you must arrive on-time - every time.  Failure to maintain a dependable work record is the primary reason most new employees are released during the first six months of employment.