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Airline Apps

Online application service for pilots seeking airline careers

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About Airline Apps

Airline Apps is an online application service for pilots who want an airline career. Airlines use it to receive and sort applications. The website says it was built for the needs of both pilots and hiring departments. Its footer dates the company back to 2002.

A pilot fills in one application and sends it to many participating airlines. Members can update that one record and use it for several airlines. The website says pilots can also send a separate application to each airline at no fee, without becoming members.

Membership costs $98.95 per year plus applicable tax. Members can target several airlines, check their application against each airline's minimums, and use advanced resume printing. Accounts that have expired can be reopened for another year. The free option needs a separate application for each company, and each application is good for one year.

The company says it changes its software to fit each hiring department. Airlines pay a fee for any specialized programming they need. The website says airlines do not pay an ongoing system access fee. Pilot data is sorted and searched through an interactive system, and the program is updated when hiring needs change.

The website lists participating companies. These include Frontier, Sun Country, Envoy, GoJet, Republic, Piedmont, PSA, SkyWest, Endeavor Air, Avelo, Kalitta Air, Flexjet, Amerijet International, Mountain Air Cargo, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations. Some of these airlines also have their own job pages on the site.

The home page shows a news feed of posts from airlines that recruit pilots. Recent posts cover pilot pay, training, mentoring programs, and recruiting events. The site has a career search, a jobs page for participating companies, and an employer login.

The website says some states limit application fees charged by employers, so the company also offers a no charge option for single airlines. Applicants can compare their application with each airline's posted minimums. The site also has a support page and a user agreement.

Services

  • One application for many airlines
  • Free single airline application
  • Airline membership service
  • Compare my application to airline minimums
  • Career search
  • Job postings for participating airlines
  • Airline news feed
  • Employer application software
  • Resume printing
  • Reopen expired accounts

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