Payroll, group health benefits, and aviation workers' comp for pilots, flight crew, dispatchers, and ground staff — all under one employer services agreement.
Managing crew payroll, multi-base operations, and pilot benefits with standard HR tools is a problem that never gets better on its own.
Part 135 pilots are employees — not contractors — but most WC and benefits providers treat flight crew as too high-risk to cover, or classify them incorrectly, leaving you exposed.
Your crew flies from three bases in two states. Your dispatch team is remote. Your admin is at HQ. Managing payroll, state taxes, and benefits across all of that with a generic system is a part-time job in itself.
Pilots and flight crew have seen airline-level benefits packages. Generic small-business health plans don't cut it. The gap between what you offer and what the regionals offer is why you lose crew.
Random drug testing, alcohol misuse prevention, flight records, duty time tracking — the compliance burden on a Part 135 operator is enormous, and most HR vendors don't know what any of it means.
One employer services agreement covers your flight crew, dispatchers, and ground staff — with payroll, benefits, and WC built for how charter operations actually run.
Workers' comp for Part 135 pilots and flight crew using correct aviation WC class codes. Pay-as-you-go billing tied to actual payroll, not estimated deposits. No year-end audit.
Medical, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability at group rates. Benefits packages built to retain commercial pilots and crew who have options — including going to the regionals.
Pilot pay, expense reimbursements, per diem, crew scheduling premiums, and state tax filing across every base — all processed through one payroll agreement.
Drug testing program administration (random, post-accident, pre-employment), records management, and flight duty time compliance support — built into your HR services.
401(k) with employer match helps retain experienced pilots and crew. Give your Part 135 operation the retention tools that regional airlines use.
Pilots, crew, dispatchers, and ground staff. All under one employer services agreement. One renewal, one point of contact.
No à la carte. No hidden services. One employer services agreement covers your entire workforce — every role, every state.
Cover your pilots, flight crew, and ground staff under one employer services agreement. No more fragmented vendor management.