Amerijet International
An Amerijet International B-767-323 at Brussels Airport. Photo: Capt. Peter Higgs-Coulthard (Amerijet International)
At A Glance
Pilots joined ALPA: 2020
Number of pilots/flightcrew members: 260
Pilot bases: Home-based
Hubs/key markets: Europe, Asia, the Americas, Africa, and the Middle East
Headquarters: Miami, Fla.
Operations: Amerijet International delivers air freight with its 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: 14 B-767-200s/300s
On June 25, 2023, Amerijet International pilots ratified a new collective bargaining agreement that contained significant improvements, including pay raises upward of 45 percent, as well as improvements to scheduling, work rules, and retirement security. By March 1, 2024, the previous Master Executive Council (MEC) had passed the torch to a newly elected council, with Capt. Andrew Molbert voted chair and F/O Naveed Akhtar vice chair, while Capt. Roy Thompson was reelected secretary-treasurer.
Since taking office, the newly elected MEC has focused on ensuring proper contract implementation. The MEC leaders continue working diligently to create and fully stand up several committees, including four new ones. They’ve also negotiated three memorandums of understanding, further strengthening their contract and staving off the potential of a furlough.
In 2025, the MEC’s priority is continuing to educate the pilots about their contract and making sure that every pilot has a solid working knowledge of the agreement.
