Experienced Pilot Recruitment Webinar - Fort Worth, TX

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is a leading federal law enforcement agency entrusted with safeguarding America’s borders. Within CBP, the Air and Marine Operations (AMO) division plays a pivotal role in advancing national security through the deployment of sophisticated air and marine resources. AMO officers are tasked with performing high-risk law enforcement missions that contribute to preventing illegal immigration, narcotics trafficking, and other illicit activities. As part of CBP, AMO provides essential support to border security efforts, working closely with other federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies. Joining the Air and Marine Operations division presents an exceptional opportunity for experienced pilots who are passionate about leveraging their aviation skills to serve the nation and protect its citizens. This role is specially designed for seasoned aviators looking to transition into the dynamic and highly rewarding field of law enforcement. As an AMO agent, pilots undertake diverse and challenging missions, flying a variety of fixed-wing and rotary aircraft to intercept smuggling operations, conduct surveillance, and execute law enforcement commands that directly support homeland security. The career path with AMO offers competitive pay with the stability of federal civil service employment, comprehensive benefits, and unique experiences not found in typical aviation careers. Participants receive specialized training in law enforcement tactics, aviation safety, and interdiction strategies tailored to national security operations. Opportunities extend across key regions including the Southeast, Southwest, and various unmanned aircraft system (UAS) locations nationwide, offering candidates options for duty stations such as Homestead, FL; Aguadilla, PR; Tucson, AZ; San Diego, CA; and San Angelo, TX. AMO agents are part of an elite cadre dedicated to excellence, professionalism, and public service. This commitment extends beyond typical piloting duties to include law enforcement responsibilities such as apprehensions and investigations while ensuring compliance with federal regulations. The role demands adaptability, courage, and a commitment to continuous learning and mission success. For those interested in learning more about AMO, there are opportunities to engage with current agents and recruiters via informational webinars that showcase the career benefits and day-to-day realities of working in this essential federal law enforcement division. These sessions are invaluable for understanding qualification criteria and career pathways within CBP's Air and Marine Operations. This unique career opportunity bridges expert aviation capabilities with critical homeland defense objectives, offering candidates not only a job but a chance to serve their country in a direct and impactful way. Whether you are an experienced pilot seeking to expand your professional horizons or looking for a career that combines aviation passion with service, Air and Marine Operations represents a compelling and rewarding next step.

• valid commercial pilot certificate
• minimum required flight hours as specified by AMO
• ability to obtain and maintain federal security clearance
• physical fitness meeting federal law enforcement standards
• U.S. citizenship
• willingness to travel and relocate as needed
• completion of required training programs