Pilot Jobs and Careers
Understand the general routes into airline flying, from cadet programmes to first officer and captain roles, and find each airline's official careers page.
How do you become an airline pilot?
Airline pilots typically hold a medical certificate, commercial pilot licence and instrument rating, and complete type-rating training. Some airlines run cadet programmes for new pilots, while others recruit experienced pilots with specified hours. The rules differ by country and by airline.
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Find official airline careers pages
Each airline page below links to that airline's own careers website, where pilot vacancies and programmes are published. JobNeste does not process applications.
This is general educational information. Licence, medical, hours and selection requirements are set by aviation authorities and by each airline, and change over time. Verify current requirements on the airline's official careers website. JobNeste does not guarantee interviews or job offers.