Place an advertisement for a pilot on a pilot employment website. These websites provide information to employers about available employees. These are field-specific, so they are better for finding a pilot than other general employment websites.
Consider hiring an aircraft management company. Aircraft management companies hire the pilot and crew for you, while maintaining the jet and keeping it up to Federal Aviation Administration standards. Liability protection is also added to your jet, as these companies must make sure the jet is in a safe condition.
Review the resumes of prospects. Research their FAA awards and pilot ratings.
Conduct interviews with potential pilots. Be on the lookout for any liabilities or other red flags that may come up. If anything seems specious or out of the ordinary, do not be afraid to investigate further into the pilot's record.
Check that the pilot you choose has provided you with actuate information. If you choose to go with an aircraft management company, check them out through the Better Business Bureau
