RANGEFLYERS, INC. — EU to US
Estimated salary for Commercial Pilots (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025): $84,540–$190,440 per year, median $123,220. The employer did not provide a pay range for this listing.
Hello Pilots,
We've got a U.S.-registered King Air 350 (B300) that needs to cross from the EU to the US in the next 7 days (about 3 days of flying) and we're looking for a PIC and SIC to take it. If you have a pilot you'd like to recommend for after-sales, to fly with or just as a referral, we're glad to compensate for referrals as well.
Rangeflyers has been ferrying aircraft continuously since the 70s, and after 47 years we've gotten good at the part pilots don't always enjoy: the permits, flight plan handling, fuel, and hotels. The only thing on your plate is the flying. Compensation is highly competitive and every bit of your travel and expenses is covered.
We ferry just about everything, so whatever you're typed on, we'd like to know you. We've also got several trips actively staffing up over the next month: a couple of Citation Latitudes, two Citation Sovereigns, a Citation M2, a few King Air 300s, and a caravan among others. If any of these fit, or you just want on our radar, reach out even if this trip isn't weeks.
To reply, just send a short email — tell us who you are, which seat you can fill (PIC / SIC / other), that you meet the minimums, and roughly when you're available over the next few weeks. We're glad to talk through pay, routing, and how we run trips in more detail.
Looking forward to flying with you.
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