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About Us

Mesa Airlines, Inc. is an FAA Part 121-certificated air carrier and a subsidiary of Mesa Air Group. Mesa Airlines is actively seeking First Officer candidates to fly our in-demand regional jets, which consist of the Embraer-175 in multiple crew bases.

We offer a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid life and disability insurance, as well a 401(k) plan with company match. Pilots receive jumpseat agreements and unlimited flight benefits with over 120 ZED agreements and unlimited travel privileges with our codeshare partner(s).

Mesa Airlines is a United Express Aviate Program Partner! Flying for United Express | United Aviate program

When you join Aviate, you\'ll gain a direct path to United as a First Officer upon completion of the Aviate program and hiring requirements.

Pilot Compensation

  • One of the highest pay rates in the regional industry!

Mesa Airlines, Inc. Payrates - 2023

YOS

First Officer

YOS

Captain

1

$ 101.00

1

$ 151.50

2

$ 103.02

2

$ 154.53

3

$ 107.06

3

$ 156.55

4

$ 109.08

4

$ 161.60

5

$ 111.00

5

$ 165.64

6

$ 111.00

6

$ 168.67

7

$ 111.00

7

$ 171.70

8

$ 111.00

8

$ 175.74

9

$ 111.00

9

$ 179.78

10

$ 111.00

10

$ 183.82

11

$ 111.00

11

$ 186.85

12

$ 111.00

12

$ 190.89

13

$ 111.00

13

$ 194.93

14

$ 111.00

14

$ 198.97

15

$ 111.00

15

$ 202.00

16

16

$ 206.04

17

17

$ 210.08

18

18

$ 214.12

19

19

$ 217.15

20

20

$ 217.15

Captain Upgrade
  • Upgrade in as little as 15 months or less!
  • After 2,500 total hours and 1000 hours Part 121 hours (Previous 121 SIC time taken into account)

Electronic Flight Bag

  • Mesa Airlines was the FIRST airline approved for Electronic Flight usage in ALL phases of flight
  • All manuals and charts are issued electronically at no cost via a pilot-provided iPad


Training

  • Pilots will receive FULL monthly guarantee pay of 76 hours/month
  • Training is conducted at our facilities in Phoenix, Arizona
  • Company-paid ATP/CTP course for qualified applicants
  • Provided single-occupancy lodging during training
  • Positive space travel for training events

We\'re confident that Mesa Airlines can provide you with the tools to take your career to the next level.

Desired Skills and Experience

ATP 1500 Hours Total Time Requirements
  • 1500 hours Total Flight Time
  • 500 hours Cross Country Time
  • 100 hours Total Night Time
  • 50 hours Multi Engine Time, Fixed Wing
  • 250 hours of Pilot in Command Time, Fixed wing
  • 100 hours of Instrument Time
  • Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine and Instrument ratings
  • Current FAA First Class Medical Certificate
  • Ability to demonstrate instrument proficiency
  • ATP Written
    • CTP training can be provided to qualified applicants
  • FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit
  • At least 23 years of age
  • Current Valid Passport
    • With legal ability to work in the U.S. and travel in and out of the country without restriction
  • Able to pass a security background check and FAA-mandated drug test
  • High school diploma or GED
  • Ability to read and speak the English language

Restricted ATP 1500 Hours Total Time Requirements
  • 1500 hours Total Flight Time
  • 200 hours Cross Country Time
  • 100 hours Total Night Time
  • 25 hours Multi Engine Time, Fixed Wing
  • 250 hours of Pilot in Command Time, Fixed wing
  • 75 hours of Instrument Time
  • Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine and Instrument ratings
  • Current FAA First Class Medical Certificate
  • Ability to demonstrate instrument proficiency
  • ATP Written
    • CTP training can be provided to qualified applicants
  • FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit
  • At least 21 years of age
  • Current Valid Passport
    • With legal ability to work in the U.S. and travel in and out of the country without restriction
  • Able to pass a security background check and FAA-mandated drug test
  • High school diploma or GED
  • Ability to read and speak the English language

Restricted ATP 1250 Hours Total Time Requirements
  • 2-Year Degree from an FAA-Approved Aviation Program
  • 1250 hours Total Flight Time
  • 200 hours Cross Country Time
  • 100 hours Total Night Time
  • 25 hours Multi Engine Time, Fixed Wing
  • 250 hours of Pilot in Command Time, Fixed wing
  • 75 hours of Instrument Time
  • Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine and Instrument ratings
  • Current FAA First Class Medical Certificate
  • Ability to demonstrate instrument proficiency
  • ATP Written
    • CTP training can be provided to qualified applicants
  • FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit
  • At least 21 years of age
  • Current Valid Passport
    • With legal ability to work in the U.S. and travel in and out of the country without restriction
  • Able to pass a security background check and FAA-mandated drug test
  • Ability to read and speak the English language

Restricted ATP 1000 Hours Total Time Requirements
  • 4-Year Degree from an FAA-Approved Aviation Program
  • 1000 hours Total Flight Time
  • 200 hours Cross Country Time
  • 100 hours Total Night Time
  • 25 hours Multi Engine Time, Fixed Wing
  • 250 hours of Pilot in Command Time, Fixed wing
  • 75 hours of Instrument Time
  • Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine and Instrument ratings
  • Current FAA First Class Medical Certificate
  • Ability to demonstrate instrument proficiency
  • ATP Written
    • CTP training can be provided to qualified applicants
  • FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit
  • At least 21 years of age
  • Current Valid Passport
    • With legal ability to work in the U.S. and travel in and out of the country without restriction
  • Able to pass a security background check and FAA-mandated drug test
  • Ability to read and speak the English language

Restricted ATP 750 Hours Total Time Requirements
  • Military Pilot
    • Honorable Discharge or Current Service
  • Obtain a DD-214 Form
  • 750 hours Total Flight Time
  • 250 hours of Pilot in Command Time, Fixed wing
  • Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine and Instrument ratings
  • Current FAA First Class Medical Certificate
  • Ability to demonstrate instrument proficiency
  • ATP Written
    • CTP training can be provided to qualified applicants
  • FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit
  • At least 21 years of age
  • Current Valid Passport
    • With legal ability to work in the U.S. and travel in and out of the country without restriction
  • Able to pass a security background check and FAA-mandated drug test
  • Ability to read and speak the English language

*Mesa Airlines recognizes the skills associated with helicopter flying. Rotary Wing time may be included in Total Time, but the applicant must meet the 25-hour multi-engine, 250-hour Fixed Wing PIC requirement. Salary: USD 101000 - 111000 per year Experience: 3 years required
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