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Mon, Dec 31, 2018

CommutAir Increases Pilot Sign-On Bonus

Offers Immediate Captain Upgrades As An Additional Incentive To Qualified New Hires

United Express regional carrier CommutAir is increasing its pilot sign-on bonus to up to $45,000 for captain-qualified candidates.  In addition, to support its massive growth, the company has immediate captain upgrade opportunities for qualified new hires.

Pilots with 1,000 Part 121/135 applicable hours can take advantage of CommutAir's increased $45,000 sign-on bonus. The Cleveland-based carrier is growing at a record pace and expects to hire or promote 200 captains over the next two years as it continues to grow its all-jet fleet.

Qualified candidates entering captain training will see total first-year benefits and compensation package of up to $117,000. In addition to top-tier compensation and benefits, CommutAir pilots enjoy a fast and direct path to a United Airlines flight deck via the United Career Path Program (CPP).

"Pilots wishing to fly for United Airlines need to look no further," said Joel Raymond, Chief Operating Officer. "Our ability to provide immediate upgrades allows us to fuel our growth while providing incoming pilots with an incredible opportunity to join United Airlines."

CommutAir will continue its growth plan toward an all-jet fleet of 61 Embraer aircraft and is actively hiring 400 pilots over the next two years. Its industry-leading benefits include:

  • Immediate upgrades
  • Top-Tier pay and benefits – the industry's first and best Commuter policy
  • Electronic Flight Bags (EFB) for cockpit crew members

(Image provided with CommutAir news release)

FMI:http://www.flycommutair.com/captain-eligible-pilots www.flycommutair.com/captain-eligible-pilots

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