Phenom 300 Aerial

NICHOLAS AIR
Pilot Careers

Why Fly A RED Tail and Wear A BLUE Tie

Because You’re a NAME, Not a NUMBER. Become Someone, not Something.

Why Fly A RED Tail

The NICHOLAS AIR RED TAIL has come to symbolize the best that the industry has to offer in terms of strength, quality, and comfort. At NICHOLAS AIR, pilots know they are in control of one of the industry’s youngest fleets, operated by a brand that is committed to being the BEST, not the BIGGEST. For passengers, a NICHOLAS AIR RED TAIL immediately evokes the feeling of comfort, class, and the highest standards in the world for the passenger experience. From the moment the passenger pulls into the FBO, the RED TAIL welcomes them home and lets them know they are about to embark on another flawless journey aboard the industry’s best fleet.

Why Wear A BLUE Tie

To passengers the BLUE TIES worn by NICHOLAS AIR pilots are a symbol of comfort, knowing that the company including the Founder and CEO has hand selected only the best aviators in the industry. It is no secret that being selected to be a part of the NICHOLAS AIR flight line is challenging and requires an unwavering level of integrity. The BLUE TIES and BLUE EPAULETTES, recognizable by passengers and pilots all across the country, are worn only by the most professional, courteous, and dedicated pilots in the industry. It is a badge of honor that is never just handed out, but earned, and earned the right way.

Capt. Steve Fairbanks

Capt. Steve Fairbanks
Phenom 300

Capt. Jess Bauer

Capt. Jess Bauer
Challenger 350

NICHOLAS AIR STEEL JET Salary Ranges

Captain: $150K$340K
First Officer: $100K$290K
Fleet Managers: $250K$500K
Black Jet: $300K$500K

NICHOLAS AIR Pilots are not just superior aviators, enjoying the excitement of new and unique destinations every day, they are also required to deliver premier customer service to a small, refined exclusive Membership base.

NICHOLAS AIR Pilots enjoy a better quality of life, a host of benefits, and fly the newest fleet in the industry. Becoming a part of the NICHOLAS AIR flight line requires you to meet a very stringent set of quality standards, with less than 5% of candidate applications being selected.

Our motto, “You’re a Name, Not a Number” is important to us, as it enables our pilots to be part of a team and not a union. If you are selected to become part of the NICHOLAS AIR Team, you will enjoy our strong commitment to running a sustainable business model that, for over 26 YEARS, has afforded our pilots job security no matter the economic climate.

The NICHOLAS AIR Story

The NICHOLAS AIR Story is a 1 hour and 45 minute documentary and is the culmination of 25 years worth of hard work and dedication. Nicholas Correnti, the Founder and CEO of NICHOLAS AIR, tells the story of how our company came to be and what it has taken to succeed over the last 25 years. Our mission has remained the same since day one. We don’t strive to be the biggest— we will be the best.

The NICHOLAS AIR Fleet

The NICHOLAS AIR fleet is a thing of beauty. Ranging from the Very Light class Phenom 100 to the Super Midsize Challenger 350 and the new addition of the Heavy Jet Gulfstream G600, our fleet covers the full spectrum of private jet aircraft. Additionally, with an average age fleet of only 5 years, our pilots are secure in the knowledge that they are operating the best, most efficient, and more importantly, safest aircraft in the industry.

Your Career Is Ready

NICHOLAS AIR welcomes the application of those who want to join the most exclusive flight line in the industry. If you are ready to advance your career and take the next step, click below.

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