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Low Hour Pilot Jobs

A brand new low hour pilot that has just finished getting their license faces a daunting task; getting that first job. Getting your first job as an inexperienced, 250 hour pilot is difficult, especially when many jobs now require upwards of 1000 flight hours in order to even be considered. Not too many places are looking for such low flight time pilots, especially since the FAA has increased the number of minimum flight hours that regional airline pilots need to obtain a first officer position. However, not all is lost; the following are some low hour pilot’s jobs that any new and aspiring pilot can do to boost their hours, and have a better chance at getting that first big gig. <br><br>For more info, please visit at http://www.pilottrends.com/low-hour-pilot-jobs

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Low Hour Pilot Jobs

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  1. Low Hour Pilot Jobs A brand new low hour pilot that has just finished getting their license faces a daunting task; getting that first job. Getting your first job as an inexperienced, 250 hour pilot is difficult, especially when many jobs now require upwards of 1000 flight hours in order to even be considered. Not too many places are looking for such low flight time pilots, especially since the FAA has increased the number of minimum flight hours that regional airline pilots need to obtain a first officer position. http://www.pilottrends.com/low-hour-pilot-jobs

  2. Banner towing is the practice of flying over a stadium or event with a large banner trailing behind you. These banners are usually advertisements, but can be anything from team names to even marriage proposals. Banner tower pilots can easily rack up hours over the summer months, especially with football, baseball, and soccer in full swing. Of course, that isn’t to say it’s an easy job: banners are unwieldy, and any strong gust of wind is bound to throw a new pilot off track the first couple of times. http://www.pilottrends.com/low-hour-pilot-jobs

  3. This is one of the less difficult jobs to get into, but is one of the more difficult types of flying jobs. Once you get your commercial pilots license along with 250 hours, flight instructing is a great way to build flight experience.The first step is getting a Certified Flight Instructor Certificate, which will allow you to teach other new or aspiring pilots. Flight instruction require that you have a great deal of familiarity with aviation, as well as knowing many of the finer points of your chosen career. http://www.pilottrends.com/low-hour-pilot-jobs

  4. Aerial photography is another entry-level pilot’s position, and is possibly one of the least demanding of any low hour pilot’s jobs. Many different establishments may require aerial photography, such as universities, news stations, or even city council. These kinds of jobs require that you fly around a specified area while pictures are being taken from your elevated position. http://www.pilottrends.com/low-hour-pilot-jobs

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