First Officer

Endeavor Air

Endeavor Air, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Delta Air Lines, takes pride in delivering a safe, reliable, and customer-focused travel experience. Flying as Delta Connection, Endeavor operates 700 daily flights to 100 destinations in the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minn., Endeavor operates six crew bases and 11 maintenance bases across the country.

With a culture built on safety, excellence, and teamwork, Endeavor offers limitless potential for aviation professionals looking to start or continue their careers.

Unprecedented Pay

First year hourly rate of pay is $103.02
Third-year Captain rate $164.84/hour
Upgrades projected in as little as 24 months, less with previous 121 time
Visit our pay calculator at EDVPilotPay.com to see your earnings potential

Guaranteed Career Path to Delta Air Lines

Endeavor is the only regional carrier to offer pilots a direct, contractual career path to Delta Air Lines.

Experienced First Officers

For First Officers with qualifying Part 121 or Part 135 hours, Endeavor offers:
A sign-on bonus of $20,000-$40,000 depending on experience;
A longevity pay scale based on a pilot’s number of completed years at a Part 121 carrier;
Eligibility to participate in our bonus and retention program, which includes up to $110,000 in bonus potential plus early Captain pay starting at 850 hour;
Captain upgrades as soon as you reach the required regulatory hours.

Commuter Policy

Endeavor pilots enjoy the same commuter policy as Delta Air Lines pilots.

ATP-CTP Sponsored Training

Endeavor can help well-qualified pilot candidates finish up their ATP-CTP certification process by providing company-sponsored training with our ATP training partner.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Maintain a high level of knowledge in the following areas: Company Policy and Manuals, FAA Regulations, Operations Specifications and other technical data appropriate to aircraft operations.
Maintain currency requirements with regard to medical, training, and hourly flight requirements.
Uses superior judgment to conduct safe and efficient flights in company aircraft.
Maintain a high level of personal decorum, professional conduct and personal appearance.
Maintain awareness of crew legality requirements and ensures timely communication to Chief Pilot’s Office when status is in question.
Maintain required communication with maintenance and dispatch personnel when conducting flights.
Provide crew communication reports and crew incident reports to the Base Chief Pilot’s office when required or requested
Attend company training events to maintain currency.
Ensure that passenger needs are met with regard to safety and comfort.
Provide relevant informational updates to passengers as needed.
Adhere to complete approved company uniform, company materials and flight kit as outlined in the Flight Operations Manual (FOM)
Provide Chief Pilot’s Office with any information regarding the safety of flight.
Possess excellent interpersonal and cognitive skills.
Other duties as assigned.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS

Current FAA First Class Medical
Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Radio License
Must have an Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) OR ability to obtain an ATP or Restricted ATP

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