Pilot Recruitment Webinar - October 23 - San Antonio, TX

Air and Marine Operations (AMO) is a specialized component of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), dedicated to safeguarding the United States through the use of advanced air and marine capabilities. As an integral part of the Department of Homeland Security, AMO operates an elite team of highly skilled law enforcement professionals who play a critical role in protecting America’s borders, enforcing laws, and interdicting threats that jeopardize national security. The organization prides itself on its camaraderie, sense of purpose, and exceptional professionalism. AMO pilots are among the best in their field, equipped with advanced training and cutting-edge technology to conduct high-risk interdiction and enforcement operations across diverse and challenging environments. This position offers experienced pilots a unique and rewarding opportunity to serve in law enforcement within a federal civil service framework, characterized by competitive pay, extensive benefits, and long-term job stability. Candidates interested in aviation and law enforcement careers will find AMO offers a distinctive workplace culture that balances mission-driven work with the support of a nationwide team. Duty locations for AMO pilots stretch across several strategic regions including the Southeast Region (for example, Homestead, FL and the Caribbean Air and Marine Branch in Aguadilla, PR), the Southwest Region covering cities like Tucson, AZ; Yuma, AZ; San Diego, CA; and Texas cities including El Paso, Laredo, and McAllen. There are also opportunities at the National Air Security Operation Center (NASOC) for Unmanned Aircraft System operations at locations such as Sierra Vista, AZ and San Angelo, TX. The role of an AMO pilot involves complex and dynamic law enforcement missions that demand precision, quick decision making, and teamwork. Pilots fly a variety of aircraft, including fixed-wing and rotary-wing types, and potentially unmanned aerial systems as part of broader interdiction and surveillance efforts. The position requires a high level of expertise in aviation safety, mission planning, and tactical application while coordinating with other federal, state, and local enforcement agencies. In addition to unparalleled professional growth and skill development, AMO pilots experience a strong sense of accomplishment and public service. Moreover, AMO provides an excellent platform for pilots aspiring to transition into law enforcement, offering comprehensive training, career advancement opportunities, and the chance to be part of a mission with national impact. The federal civil service role promises not only a stable income but also benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, and other employee programs that enhance work-life balance. For those who are intrigued by the prospect of a challenging, meaningful, and steady career, AMO is inviting prospective candidates to join live webinars where agents share firsthand insights about the demands and rewards of the job, and discuss qualification requirements in detail. This engaging introduction serves as an ideal entry point for new applicants to learn about AMO and explore paths to joining the team.

• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Hold a current commercial pilot certificate or airline transport pilot certificate
• Meet federal government age and physical requirements
• Pass background and security clearance checks
• Complete all required law enforcement training
• Ability to obtain necessary security clearances
• Willingness to relocate as required