Pilots built it. Pilots still use it.

The desk was started by airline pilots who had already sat on the hiring side of the table. They were tired of watching good stick-and-rudder pilots lose a seat to a messy application, a rehearsed answer, or a rumor about minimums.

AIR tracks which parts of the industry are adding crews, what those employers actually screen for, and how their interviews are run. It does not sell a class date. The airline does the hiring. We do the preparation.

Two lines, one company. Jet Jobs is the hiring and career side. AIR-APPS is where a pilot gets the paperwork finished so every form tells the same story. Both sit in Atlanta. Both answer to the same editors at airinfo@airapps.com.

If you are a student with a plan, a instructor ready for a turbine seat, or a corporate captain looking at the airlines, you are in the right place. Bring numbers, not a mood.