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PSA Airlines, along with ALPA leadership, announced changes to pilot pay that are effective April 1, 2019. Highlights of the new pay package include: year-one First Officer pay at $50.22 per hour; $18,000 new-hire signing bonus paid over a two-year period; and First Officer and Captain wage scale adjustments to ensure team members are progressing at top-of-industry rates until the time they are eligible to flow to American Airlines. 

DAYTON, Ohio – PSA Airlines, a wholly owned subsidiary of American Airlines, is introducing an industry-leading program that provides the most valuable path for interested students at its partner schools to transition from the classroom to the aviation maintenance hangars at PSA. Through the partnership, students are eligible to receive up to $2,000 to cover the cost of earning their Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) license and will receive immediate placement as a PSA mechanic once their certification is completed. PSA currently has premier partnerships with local schools Great Oaks Career Center, Miami Valley Career Technology Center and Sinclair Community College. 

PSA Airlines announced key changes to its pilot pay program that provides pilots with the opportunity to earn a portion of premium pay, even if only flying their line as originally awarded. The new pay system is a productivity-based system which recognizes and rewards those pilots who show up and work to make PSA Airlines the most reliable airline for our customers.  Any pilot who has a line credit value above 75 hours at the end of the month is guaranteed some amount of premium pay.

PSA Airlines is offering prospective qualified First Officer candidates the opportunity to take control of their careers and secure a rapid upgrade to Captain at the fastest-growing regional carriers in the industry. Qualified and eligible candidates will receive an enhanced incentive bonus up to $41,520 including $20,000 prior to starting their career with PSA, a $16,520 sign-on bonus and a $5,000 CRJ experience bonus.

PSA Airlines, a wholly owned subsidiary of American Airlines, announced its plans to offer an industry-leading program that will offer separated military aviation maintenance mechanics to transfer into the commercial aviation industry.

Officials from PSA Airlines and Inter-American University of Puerto Rico signed the PSA Airlines Cadet Program agreement and officially welcomed Inter-American University of Puerto Rico as a Cadet Program partner on May 5, 2018.

PSA Airlines has stabilized its computer systems and is working to reintroduce flying and get back to regular operations.

PSA announces plans to open a new maintenance base operation at Pensacola International Airport (PNS). 

Officials from PSA Airlines and Kansas State Polytechnic signed the PSA Airlines Cadet Program agreement and officially welcomed Kansas State Polytechnic as a Cadet Program partner on May 1, 2018.

PSA Airlines is proud to recognize Margaret Soda, Vice President of Human Resources for her selection as one of the 2018 Top 15 Business Women in Ohio. This prestigious honor given by the National Diversity Council is to recognize fierce females motivating change.