ERJ-145 Captain (Direct Entry) — Training Provided + United Aviate Fast Track

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✈️ ERJ-145 Captain — Direct Entry with Fast-Track Opportunities

  • Employment: Permanent
  • Entry: Direct Entry (NTR)
  • Type Rating: Not required — training provided
  • Upgrade: Pilots with applicable Part 121/135 hours are eligible for immediate upgrades during Basic Indoc
  • Career Path: Captain-qualified pilots are eligible for the fast-track path to United Airlines via the United Aviate Program

🧭 The Opportunity

Step into the left seat of the ERJ-145 and lead safe, punctual operations across a dynamic network that includes cross-border flying to Canada and Mexico. Join a performance-driven team that invests in your training, recognizes your experience, and offers clear pathways to advance.

🧰 What You'll Do

  • Command ERJ-145 operations in accordance with FAR Part 121 standards and company SOPs
  • Lead a professional flight deck, model CRM best practices, and mentor crew members
  • Ensure regulatory compliance, safety, and operational excellence from preflight to shutdown
  • Deliver an exceptional passenger experience through smooth, informed, and efficient operations
  • Operate international segments requiring seamless coordination and documentation readiness

🌟 Minimum Requirements

  • Total Time: 1,500 hours
  • 121/135 Experience: 1,000 hours of applicable FAR 121 SIC or 135 PIC experience (FAR 121.436)
  • License: ATP — FAA
  • Medical: Class 1
  • Recent Experience: Instrument current; logged 20 hours of flight time in the past six months
  • Open to Lic. Holders: FAA
  • Type Rating: Not required (training provided)

🧾 Additional Requirements

  • Permit: FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator's Permit
  • Passport: Valid passport; able to travel internationally without restriction, especially in Canada and Mexico
  • Visa Sponsorship: Not provided
Eligibility for immediate upgrade during Basic Indoc and participation in United Aviate is contingent on meeting program and experience criteria.

📨 Ready to Apply?

Advance your career in the left seat. Apply with your resume, flight time breakdown, and availability. Qualified pilots may be considered for immediate upgrade during Basic Indoc.

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