Elevate Your Opportunities As A Republic Pilot
Whether you fly with us as a Captain or First Officer, your opportunities are elevated when you fly as part of our team. At Republic Airways, our culture and our people drive everything that we do in providing the best lifestyle in the regional airline industry.
Our pilots operate the world’s largest all-Embraer 170/175 fleet of 200+ aircraft with advanced technology, taking the helm of 900 daily flights to 80+ cities across the U.S. and Canada. Our state-of-the-art Aviation Campus in Carmel, Indiana is home to our industry-leading Training Center. This pioneering training hub seamlessly integrates cutting-edge facilities, 8 full-motion and 8 static flight simulators, innovative technologies and all in-house instructors.
Republic Airways pilots enjoy leading rates, work rules and quality of life. We are uniquely positioned to offer our pilots the best paths to a rewarding, long-term career at Republic or transition to three of the best airlines in the world through our strong partnerships with our codeshares: American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines. At Republic, we strive to elevate opportunities in your professional and personal development. These are just some of the many reasons Republic pilots enjoy a stable and successful career.
Find the pathway that’s right for you and discover the Republic difference.
Republic Airways Captains
At Republic Airways, experience what it’s like to fly with the regional airline that puts you and safety first.
- $142.81 – $219.99/hour – we match your longevity 1:1
- Immediate PIC time plus guaranteed interview programs create an accelerated path to Delta and United
- World’s largest dedicated, all-Embraer fleet of 200+ 170/175 E-Jets
- 10 base locations to fit your lifestyle
- Immediate class openings in our efficient training program – making flying opportunities available faster than other airlines
- Deadhead pay at 100%
- Efficiency pairings for schedule – duty rig 1:2, trip rig 1:4
- No junior manning
- Enrollment and 100% Republic-contribution into 401k on day 90, free basic life, employee dental and vision
- Travel privileges: non-rev benefits on American, Delta and United along with MyID Travel (ZED Travel) benefits with Southwest, JetBlue and many more
Republic Airways First Officers
First Officers earn competitive pay, with benefits like accelerated training, professional development and a quick path to Captain at Republic Airways.
- Start at $91.81/hour
- Fast track to Captain
- All Embraer 170/175 fleet
- 10 base locations
- Deadhead pay at 100%
- Efficiency pairings for schedule – duty rig 1:2, trip rig 1:4
- No junior manning
- Enrollment and 100% Republic-contribution into 401k on day 90, free basic life, employee dental and vision
Guaranteed Interview Program With Delta Ready
Qualified Republic pilots will be able to participate in guaranteed interview programs for Captain positions at Delta Air Lines through Republic’s unique Delta Ready pathway program, designed to have Captains make a seamless move to Delta. Advance your career more quickly at Republic.
LIFT Academy
For those individuals who aspire to become a commercial airline pilot, Republic Airways created LIFT Academy, a flight training academy with multiple locations. Republic is the only regional airline with its own flight training academy – and one of the most technologically advanced training centers in the country.
LIFT’s innovative, cutting-edge program provides aviators with the skills they need to succeed and a defined pathway to a career at Republic Airways. It’s a proven, unique program that makes flight training accessible and affordable.
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Base Locations
IND: Indianapolis
Republic is headquartered in Indianapolis, the state capital and most populous city in Indiana. The capital is Famous for the Indianapolis 500, the world’s largest single-day sporting event. Indianapolis is a growing urban city that features national sports teams, award-winning museums, trails, parks, historic neighborhoods, and amazing local cuisine. It offers a big-city lifestyle with a hometown feel that we are proud to call home.
ORD: Chicago
What isn’t Chicago famous for? Wrigley Field, Michigan Avenue, Lake Shore Drive, deep-dish pizza, old-world ethnic neighborhoods, museums, architecture, and professional sports organizations. Accordingly, Chicago is one of America’s most celebrated cities. Also, it is home to some seriously busy airspace – the ninth busiest in the country.
SDF: Louisville
The Kentucky Derby may take center stage in the city every year, but there’s much more to Louisville. Founded in 1778, this city is a showcase for history; it’s also the city that brought us Kentucky Fried Chicken. Baseball fans rejoice in the Louisville Slugger Museum, and college sports fans thrive here. You can also experience a portion of the famous Kentucky Bourbon Trail in Louisville.
CMH: Columbus
The capital of Ohio, Columbus is the third-most populous state capital in the U.S. and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Home to The Ohio State University and the world-renowned Columbus Zoo, this city has much to offer in the way of museums, the performing arts and an amazing municipal park system. Columbus has a thriving LGBTQ community and has been named a national leader for LGBTQ equality.
PIT: Pittsburgh
Known as the Steel City and the City of Bridges, Pittsburgh is a city thriving in manufacturing, shipbuilding, transportation and technology and is the sixth-best area for U.S. job growth. Founded in the 1700s, today this river city is home to Carnegie Mellon University, the legendary Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Pirates, a wealth of arts and culture including world-renowned performing arts groups, museums and much more.
EWR: Newark
The nation’s third-oldest city, Newark has the bragging rights of having the first municipal commercial airport in the U.S. Today, Newark Liberty International Airports is one of the nation’s busiest and is a great place to catch a glimpse of one of many celebrities who call Newark home. Take in a Jersey Devils NHL game, eat at one of the city’s many diners, take a class at one of Newark’s four universities and enjoy all that this unique city has to offer.
DCA: Washington, D.C.
Our nation’s capital, rich in history, is bursting at the seams with museums; from the Smithsonian to the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. is a museum-lover’s dream. The city offers a huge variety of cultural events, urban living, quaint neighborhoods, accessible public transportation and more. From national monuments to iconic landmarks, this vibrant city is an amazing place to visit, live and work.
LGA: New York
The “city that never sleeps” is the most populous city in the U.S. and a major global influence. The list of famous landmarks, attractions and things to do is endless, and its inhabitants have the luxury of feeling like the whole world is available at their fingertips, whether it’s the culture, community or access to international airports. And did you know that Republic also has the most flights of any airline out of LGA, including the mains.
PHL: Philadelphia
Welcome to the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia is one of the most historic U.S. cities, home of the Declaration of Independence, the Liberty Bell and other treasures. Philly is known as the birthplace of many firsts, including the first library, hospital, medical school, zoo, daily newspaper and more. Experience your own firsts in this city, including an authentic Philly cheesesteak!
BOS: Boston
Founded in 1630, Boston is the capital of and most populous city in Massachusetts. A thriving port city, Boston is a leading center of higher education with universities like Harvard and MIT. With a wealth of historic landmarks, beautiful outdoor spaces, cultural attractions, Fenway Park and die-hard Red Sox fans, the original Cheers bar and one of the most distinctive dialects around, Boston offers endless excitement.
BOS: Boston
Founded in 1630, Boston is the capital of and most populous city in Massachusetts. As a thriving port city, Boston is a leading center of higher education with universities like Harvard and MIT. With a wealth of historic landmarks, cultural attractions, Fenway Park, the original Cheers bar and one of the most distinctive dialects around, Boston offers endless excitement.
BOS: Boston
Founded in 1630, Boston is the capital of and most populous city in Massachusetts. As a thriving port city, Boston is a leading center of higher education with universities like Harvard and MIT. With a wealth of historic landmarks, cultural attractions, Fenway Park, the original Cheers bar and one of the most distinctive dialects around, Boston offers endless excitement.
IND: Indianapolis
Republic is headquartered in Indianapolis, the state capital and most populous city in Indiana. Famous for the Indianapolis 500, the world’s largest single-day sporting event, Indianapolis is a growing urban city that features national sports teams, award-winning museums, trails, parks, historic neighborhoods to explore, amazing local cuisine and so much more. It offers a big-city lifestyle with a hometown feel that we are proud to call home.
ORD: Chicago
What isn’t Chicago famous for? Wrigley Field, Michigan Avenue, Lake Shore Drive, deep-dish pizza, the L, theater, shopping, old-world ethnic neighborhoods, museums, architecture, the Cubs, da Bears and da Bulls… Chicago is one of America’s most celebrated cities. It is also home to some seriously busy airspace – the ninth busiest in the country.
SDF: Louisville
The Kentucky Derby may take center stage in the city every year, but there’s much more to Louisville. Founded in 1778, this city is a showcase for history; it’s also the city that brought us Kentucky Fried Chicken. Baseball fans rejoice in the Louisville Slugger Museum, and college sports fans thrive here. Afterwards, you can also experience a portion of the famous Kentucky Bourbon Trail in Louisville.
CMH: Columbus
As capital of Ohio, Columbus is the third-most populous state capital in the U.S. and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Home to The Ohio State University and the world-renowned Columbus Zoo, this city certainly has much to offer in the way of museums, the performing arts and an amazing municipal park system. Overall, Columbus has a thriving LGBTQ community and has been named a national leader for LGBTQ equality.
PIT: Pittsburgh
Known as the Steel City and the City of Bridges, Pittsburgh is a city thriving in manufacturing, shipbuilding, transportation and technology and is the sixth-best area for U.S. job growth. Founded in the 1700s, today this river city is home to Carnegie Mellon University, the legendary Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Pirates. Altogether, Pittsburgh is a wealth of arts and culture including world-renowned performing arts groups, museums and much more.
EWR: Newark
The nation’s third-oldest city, Newark has the bragging rights of having the first municipal commercial airport in the U.S. Today. Newark Liberty International Airports is one of the nation’s busiest and is a great place to catch a glimpse of one of many celebrities who call Newark home. So take in a Jersey Devils NHL game, eat at one of the city’s many diners, take a class at one of Newark’s four universities and enjoy all that this unique city has to offer.
DCA: Washington, D.C.
As our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. is rich in history and a museum lover’s dream; from the Smithsonian to the National Gallery of Art. The city offers variety of cultural events, urban living, quaint neighborhoods, accessible public transportation and more. From national monuments to iconic landmarks, this vibrant city is an amazing place to visit, live and work.
LGA: New York
As the “city that never sleeps”, New York is the most populous city in the U.S. and a major global influence. The list of famous landmarks, attractions and things to do is endless. New York’s inhabitants have the luxury of feeling like the whole world is available at their fingertips. Overall, Republic has the most flights of any airline out of LGA, including the mains.
PHL: Philadelphia
Welcome to the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia is home of the Declaration of Independence, the Liberty Bell and other national treasures. As the birthplace of many firsts, Philly houses the first library, hospital, medical school, zoo, and daily newspaper. Experience your own firsts in this city, including an authentic Philly cheesesteak!
BOS: Boston
Founded in 1630, Boston is the capital of and most populous city in Massachusetts. As a thriving port city, Boston is a leading center of higher education with universities like Harvard and MIT. With a wealth of historic landmarks, cultural attractions, Fenway Park, the original Cheers bar and one of the most distinctive dialects around, Boston offers endless excitement.
IND: Indianapolis
Republic is headquartered in Indianapolis, the state capital and most populous city in Indiana. Famous for the Indianapolis 500, the world’s largest single-day sporting event, Indianapolis is a growing urban city that features national sports teams, award-winning museums, trails, parks, historic neighborhoods to explore, amazing local cuisine and so much more. It offers a big-city lifestyle with a hometown feel that we are proud to call home.
ORD: Chicago
What isn’t Chicago famous for? Wrigley Field, Michigan Avenue, Lake Shore Drive, deep-dish pizza, the L, theater, shopping, old-world ethnic neighborhoods, museums, architecture, the Cubs, da Bears and da Bulls… Chicago is one of America’s most celebrated cities. It is also home to some seriously busy airspace – the ninth busiest in the country.
SDF: Louisville
The Kentucky Derby may take center stage in the city every year, but there’s much more to Louisville. Founded in 1778, this city is a showcase for history; it’s also the city that brought us Kentucky Fried Chicken. Baseball fans rejoice in the Louisville Slugger Museum, and college sports fans thrive here. Afterwards, you can also experience a portion of the famous Kentucky Bourbon Trail in Louisville.
CMH: Columbus
As capital of Ohio, Columbus is the third-most populous state capital in the U.S. and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Home to The Ohio State University and the world-renowned Columbus Zoo, this city certainly has much to offer in the way of museums, the performing arts and an amazing municipal park system. Overall, Columbus has a thriving LGBTQ community and has been named a national leader for LGBTQ equality.
PIT: Pittsburgh
Known as the Steel City and the City of Bridges, Pittsburgh is a city thriving in manufacturing, shipbuilding, transportation and technology and is the sixth-best area for U.S. job growth. Founded in the 1700s, today this river city is home to Carnegie Mellon University, the legendary Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Pirates. Altogether, Pittsburgh is a wealth of arts and culture including world-renowned performing arts groups, museums and much more.
EWR: Newark
The nation’s third-oldest city, Newark has the bragging rights of having the first municipal commercial airport in the U.S. Today. Newark Liberty International Airports is one of the nation’s busiest and is a great place to catch a glimpse of one of many celebrities who call Newark home. So take in a Jersey Devils NHL game, eat at one of the city’s many diners, take a class at one of Newark’s four universities and enjoy all that this unique city has to offer.
DCA: Washington, D.C.
As our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. is rich in history and a museum lover’s dream; from the Smithsonian to the National Gallery of Art. The city offers variety of cultural events, urban living, quaint neighborhoods, accessible public transportation and more. From national monuments to iconic landmarks, this vibrant city is an amazing place to visit, live and work.
LGA: New York
As the “city that never sleeps”, New York is the most populous city in the U.S. and a major global influence. The list of famous landmarks, attractions and things to do is endless. New York’s inhabitants have the luxury of feeling like the whole world is available at their fingertips. Overall, Republic has the most flights of any airline out of LGA, including the mains.
PHL: Philadelphia
Welcome to the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia is home of the Declaration of Independence, the Liberty Bell and other national treasures. As the birthplace of many firsts, Philly houses the first library, hospital, medical school, zoo, and daily newspaper. Experience your own firsts in this city, including an authentic Philly cheesesteak!
BOS: Boston
Founded in 1630, Boston is the capital of and most populous city in Massachusetts. As a thriving port city, Boston is a leading center of higher education with universities like Harvard and MIT. With a wealth of historic landmarks, cultural attractions, Fenway Park, the original Cheers bar and one of the most distinctive dialects around, Boston offers endless excitement.
BOS: Boston
Founded in 1630, Boston is the capital of and most populous city in Massachusetts. As a thriving port city, Boston is a leading center of higher education with universities like Harvard and MIT. With a wealth of historic landmarks, cultural attractions, Fenway Park, the original Cheers bar and one of the most distinctive dialects around, Boston offers endless excitement.
IND: Indianapolis
Republic is headquartered in Indianapolis, the state capital and most populous city in Indiana. Famous for the Indianapolis 500, the world’s largest single-day sporting event, Indianapolis is a growing urban city that features national sports teams, award-winning museums, trails, parks, historic neighborhoods to explore, amazing local cuisine and so much more. It offers a big-city lifestyle with a hometown feel that we are proud to call home.
ORD: Chicago
What isn’t Chicago famous for? Wrigley Field, Michigan Avenue, Lake Shore Drive, deep-dish pizza, the L, theater, shopping, old-world ethnic neighborhoods, museums, architecture, the Cubs, da Bears and da Bulls… Chicago is one of America’s most celebrated cities. It is also home to some seriously busy airspace – the ninth busiest in the country.
SDF: Louisville
The Kentucky Derby may take center stage in the city every year, but there’s much more to Louisville. Founded in 1778, this city is a showcase for history; it’s also the city that brought us Kentucky Fried Chicken. Baseball fans rejoice in the Louisville Slugger Museum, and college sports fans thrive here. Afterwards, you can also experience a portion of the famous Kentucky Bourbon Trail in Louisville.
CMH: Columbus
As capital of Ohio, Columbus is the third-most populous state capital in the U.S. and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Home to The Ohio State University and the world-renowned Columbus Zoo, this city certainly has much to offer in the way of museums, the performing arts and an amazing municipal park system. Overall, Columbus has a thriving LGBTQ community and has been named a national leader for LGBTQ equality.
PIT: Pittsburgh
Known as the Steel City and the City of Bridges, Pittsburgh is a city thriving in manufacturing, shipbuilding, transportation and technology and is the sixth-best area for U.S. job growth. Founded in the 1700s, today this river city is home to Carnegie Mellon University, the legendary Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Pirates. Altogether, Pittsburgh is a wealth of arts and culture including world-renowned performing arts groups, museums and much more.
EWR: Newark
The nation’s third-oldest city, Newark has the bragging rights of having the first municipal commercial airport in the U.S. Today. Newark Liberty International Airports is one of the nation’s busiest and is a great place to catch a glimpse of one of many celebrities who call Newark home. So take in a Jersey Devils NHL game, eat at one of the city’s many diners, take a class at one of Newark’s four universities and enjoy all that this unique city has to offer.
DCA: Washington, D.C.
As our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. is rich in history and a museum lover’s dream; from the Smithsonian to the National Gallery of Art. The city offers variety of cultural events, urban living, quaint neighborhoods, accessible public transportation and more. From national monuments to iconic landmarks, this vibrant city is an amazing place to visit, live and work.
LGA: New York
As the “city that never sleeps”, New York is the most populous city in the U.S. and a major global influence. The list of famous landmarks, attractions and things to do is endless. New York’s inhabitants have the luxury of feeling like the whole world is available at their fingertips. Overall, Republic has the most flights of any airline out of LGA, including the mains.
PHL: Philadelphia
Welcome to the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia is home of the Declaration of Independence, the Liberty Bell and other national treasures. As the birthplace of many firsts, Philly houses the first library, hospital, medical school, zoo, and daily newspaper. Experience your own firsts in this city, including an authentic Philly cheesesteak!
BOS: Boston
Founded in 1630, Boston is the capital of and most populous city in Massachusetts. As a thriving port city, Boston is a leading center of higher education with universities like Harvard and MIT. With a wealth of historic landmarks, cultural attractions, Fenway Park, the original Cheers bar and one of the most distinctive dialects around, Boston offers endless excitement.
IND: Indianapolis
Republic is headquartered in Indianapolis, the state capital and most populous city in Indiana. Famous for the Indianapolis 500, the world’s largest single-day sporting event, Indianapolis is a growing urban city that features national sports teams, award-winning museums, trails, parks, historic neighborhoods to explore, amazing local cuisine and so much more. It offers a big-city lifestyle with a hometown feel that we are proud to call home.
ORD: Chicago
What isn’t Chicago famous for? Wrigley Field, Michigan Avenue, Lake Shore Drive, deep-dish pizza, the L, theater, shopping, old-world ethnic neighborhoods, museums, architecture, the Cubs, da Bears and da Bulls… Chicago is one of America’s most celebrated cities. It is also home to some seriously busy airspace – the ninth busiest in the country.
SDF: Louisville
The Kentucky Derby may take center stage in the city every year, but there’s much more to Louisville. Founded in 1778, this city is a showcase for history; it’s also the city that brought us Kentucky Fried Chicken. Baseball fans rejoice in the Louisville Slugger Museum, and college sports fans thrive here. Afterwards, you can also experience a portion of the famous Kentucky Bourbon Trail in Louisville.
CMH: Columbus
As capital of Ohio, Columbus is the third-most populous state capital in the U.S. and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Home to The Ohio State University and the world-renowned Columbus Zoo, this city certainly has much to offer in the way of museums, the performing arts and an amazing municipal park system. Overall, Columbus has a thriving LGBTQ community and has been named a national leader for LGBTQ equality.
PIT: Pittsburgh
Known as the Steel City and the City of Bridges, Pittsburgh is a city thriving in manufacturing, shipbuilding, transportation and technology and is the sixth-best area for U.S. job growth. Founded in the 1700s, today this river city is home to Carnegie Mellon University, the legendary Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Pirates. Altogether, Pittsburgh is a wealth of arts and culture including world-renowned performing arts groups, museums and much more.
EWR: Newark
The nation’s third-oldest city, Newark has the bragging rights of having the first municipal commercial airport in the U.S. Today. Newark Liberty International Airports is one of the nation’s busiest and is a great place to catch a glimpse of one of many celebrities who call Newark home. So take in a Jersey Devils NHL game, eat at one of the city’s many diners, take a class at one of Newark’s four universities and enjoy all that this unique city has to offer.
DCA: Washington, D.C.
As our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. is rich in history and a museum lover’s dream; from the Smithsonian to the National Gallery of Art. The city offers variety of cultural events, urban living, quaint neighborhoods, accessible public transportation and more. From national monuments to iconic landmarks, this vibrant city is an amazing place to visit, live and work.
LGA: New York
As the “city that never sleeps”, New York is the most populous city in the U.S. and a major global influence. The list of famous landmarks, attractions and things to do is endless. New York’s inhabitants have the luxury of feeling like the whole world is available at their fingertips. Overall, Republic has the most flights of any airline out of LGA, including the mains.
PHL: Philadelphia
Welcome to the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia is home of the Declaration of Independence, the Liberty Bell and other national treasures. As the birthplace of many firsts, Philly houses the first library, hospital, medical school, zoo, and daily newspaper. Experience your own firsts in this city, including an authentic Philly cheesesteak!
BOS: Boston
Founded in 1630, Boston is the capital of and most populous city in Massachusetts. As a thriving port city, Boston is a leading center of higher education with universities like Harvard and MIT. With a wealth of historic landmarks, cultural attractions, Fenway Park, the original Cheers bar and one of the most distinctive dialects around, Boston offers endless excitement.
What Our Pilots Have To Say:
“There has been tremendous growth in my years at Republic. We have risen to the challenge in the face of strong headwinds and proven that we are the front runner in our space. We are deep-routed in our culture, offer many opportunities and have maintained our viability better than anyone else.”
– Ashley Gomez, Chief Pilot
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