F.b.i.

[Tug Driver]

Ive heard that the FBI hires pilots. Does anyone know what kind of situations a FBI pilot might operate in? (obviously, flying a plane) What kind of missions? Any help, is appericated.

Tug

 

[SkyBoy1981]

The FBI no longer hires pilots. They now have Chuck Norris.

 

[SSDD]

Its been a while since I flew with those guys, but they were agents first and pilots second. You had to qualify and be hired as an agent.

 

[Say Again Over]

Think they use some C210's and OV10 Bronco's among others.

 

[jeroom]

I saw them at the airport the other day in a Suburban also...

 

[soarby007]

Don't hire pilots anymore. You are an agent first, and a pilot second, maybe. They fly C182's, Citations, Caravans, some 210's, G-5. Gotta get on as an agent first and hope to get one of those slots that 80,000 people apply for. It's a lot of different kinds of flying and sometimes extremely boring.

DEA also does the same thing, except you have to be an agent for 3 years before flying.
If you want to fly, get into something where flying is primary. If you want to be in law enforcement and fly some, then you might check out the Airborne Law Enforcement Assoc and see what you can find out.

 

[NoPax]

Anyone know who owns the callsign 'Flint'?
I know it's "law enforcement of somesort"...asked once and that's what they said!

How about "Eagle Eye" - I've heard that a few times also.