Korean Air Pilot Jobs

Working for Korean Air offers the opportunity to join a major international airline and enjoy the benefits of this well-established and unique commuting contract, which now also offering bases at many locations on Korean Air's extensive worldwide network.

With a well-regarded combination of monthly consecutive days off and business class flights, Korean Air is the preferred choice for many expatriate Pilots. Added to this are the competitive net pay (tax paid in Korea), stable rosters and the professional operation of the airline. There are over 400 expatriate Pilots at Korean Air, providing an experienced and supportive expatriate community.

As your operating base, your home is the Grand Hyatt Incheon, five-star accommodation provided to you by Korean Air – located only three minutes from Incheon International Airport and an hour from downtown Seoul.

Rishworth Aviation provides you with expert support throughout the application, interview, and selection process, including meeting with you at the screening in Seoul to give you first-hand advice and assistance. Once working at Korean Air this contact and support continues, offering you outstanding banking and payment services and comprehensive medical and income protection options.

Rishworth Aviation candidates have the highest success rate at Screening. We provide you with detailed preparation information, and support you closely through the process, with a dedicated Rishworth expatriate Pilot meeting with you in Seoul to give you first-hand advice and assistance.

Captain Sergey Popov

"I have been with Rishworth Aviation since 1999 when I joined as a B777 Captain flying for Korean Air. I remain in this position and I have also been working as Auditor in Korean Air’s Flight Operation Quality Assurance Department. Prior to this, I flew for more than 21 years with Aeroflot, progressing from First Officer on a turboprop to widebody Captain whilst also holding management positions. I look forward to working with you and supporting you at screening and when working with Korean Air.”