Business aviation is a different world from the big airlines. The aircraft are smaller, the teams are tight, and every flight is individual. AviatorJob helps pilots find business jet pilot jobs and helps operators find pilots who fit. Roles are posted straight to our board, no requirement to sign up and no recruiter in the middle to delay your application.
This enables your application to be verified and ensures that you meet the requirements set by the employer.
Business aviation means flying people on their own schedule, in a private aircraft. Passengers may be company bosses, families or charter guests. Flights often leave at short notice, so planning, flexibility, experience and good judgment are essential in this role along with excellent customer service skills.
You may work for:
Private jet pilot jobs require more than just flying skills. Guests expect calm, polite, and well-prepared crews that handle details quietly. You may greet passengers, plan fuel and routes, and handle last-minute changes.
The schedule can be less fixed than airline work. Some roles use rosters, while others need you on call. Each opportunity will highlight the essential information required to make an informed decision about any opportunity.
Corporate pilot jobs often require pilots who can be flexible and who are able to work as part of a small team. Operators vary depending on their operations. Some seek out permanent teams and some prefer to operate with contractors to give them flexibility.
AviatorJob helps to list all opportunities that exist whether it be permanent or contracted. Whatever the role may be, it will state the requirements and what is expected of each applicant so that a quick and informed application can be made whilst ensuring that operators receive only genuine applications.
Each operator sets its own rules, so always read the full job brief. Most ask for:
If you are a few hours short, apply anyway and explain your plans. Some operators will support a strong candidate with a bonded type rating course. For corporate jet pilot jobs, strong references and a clean record often count as much as hours.
Many pilots start in instructing, but there are a variety of ways to gain experience required to go in whichever direction you desire. Gaining the hours and experience is essential to any successful career as a pilot and building on that can enable you to become a captain, chief pilot or head of flight operations. Adding type ratings and courses that align with the flight operations that you wish to pursue helps open more doors. If you are aiming for private jet pilot jobs, start by building hours, a good network and a strong CV.
Your application goes straight to the operator for final review.
Our free AI screening assistant helps to verify your credentials. It confirms your licence, ratings, and hours, then gives you a score dependent on how much your experience matches that of the requirements set by the operator. Operators and recruiters will see all pre-screened applications first.
Finding the right pilot requires careful consideration and checking that the right requirements are met. Post your role on AviatorJob and reach qualified pilots around the world who have the skills and experience that you need and desire. Our tools help to pre-screen candidates to ensure they meet the requirements set out for each role. It ranks candidates according to what their experience is in relation to the requirements needed, and collects CVs as well as other essential documentation needed 24/7. You can run the hiring yourself, or ask us to help with hard-to-fill roles. There are no long contracts.
Yes, for job seekers. Browsing, applying, and the AI check are all free.
No. Add your details and CV, and you are done.
Right here on AviatorJob. Check the board often, as operators add new roles all the time.
Yes. Apply for as many as you like; however, ensure that you meet the minimum requirements set, otherwise our system will not allow you to proceed further.