They operate a fleet of amphibious Cessna Caravans out of Miami Seaplane base and travel their customers all over the Bahamas! The best part is they hire SIC’s at 250 hours! To me, this seems like one of aviation's best kept secrets and is something I’m seriously considering after instruction.

The company is called Tropic Ocean airways. My personal favorite charter company is a very unique company out of Florida. Outside of the New England area, charter oddly becomes more realistic for lower hour commercial pilots. One thing to note is that this gig may not hire at that 250 hour minimum mark and realistically hires around 500-800 hours if you don’t have an inside connection at the company you are looking at.

This job may require some travel and overnight stays, but it's a great way to build your hours and gain experience. I found a few companies in the New England area that offer this as a service and would be a great job for an entry level commercial pilot looking to get into the charter world.Ĭharter Pilot: Charter companies in New England also hire entry level commercial pilots to fly their planes. (The list is in no particular order) This job typically involves flying smaller planes, such as Cessna 172s, Cirrus aircraft, etc and transporting passengers to regional airports. Air Taxi Pilot: Working for a small air taxi company is the first one on my list.

Low hour sic pilot jobs