Amerijet International
From left, Capt. Mark Crawford, the pilots’ Negotiating Committee chair; Capt. Tim Millar, the Master Executive Council chair; and Capt. Kamal Patel, a Negotiating Committee member, present the tentative agreement to the pilot group.
At A Glance
Pilots joined ALPA: 2020
Number of pilots/flightcrew members: 260
Pilot base: Home-based
Hubs/key markets: Europe, Asia, the Americas, Africa, and the Middle East
HEADQUARTERS: Miami, Fla.
Operations: Amerijet International delivers air freight with is fleet of B-767-200s/-300s from its primary hub at Miami International Airport to 38 destinations throughout the Caribbean, Mexico, and Central and South America. Its network spans 476 destinations throughout the world, including Europe, Asia, the Americas, Africa, and the Middle East.
Fleet: 6 B-757-200s and 17 B-767-200s/300s
For the Amerijet International Airlines’ Master Executive Council (MEC), the focus of 2023 was to secure a new contract. In May, the pilots’ Negotiating Committee reached a tentative agreement with management following three years of negotiations. In June, the pilot group voted to ratify the agreement with 80 percent voting in favor of the new collective bargaining agreement. The three-year deal includes total pay raises upwards of 45 percent, as well as improvements to scheduling, work rules, and retirement security.
In 2023, the pilot group also elected Capt. Scott Ridlon as the new MEC vice chair and first officer representative. He joined Capt. Tim Millar, the MEC chair and captain representative, and Capt. Roy Thompson, the MEC secretary-treasurer, who were both elected in 2022.
Amerijet International is an all-cargo air carrier operating B-767s and B-757s from its primary hub at Miami International Airport to destinations throughout the Caribbean, Central America, Mexico, and South America. The airline provides transportation for freight of any size or type to destinations throughout the world.
