Synopsis: Starbucks is offering
an exciting aviation opportunity with an impressive annual package of Rs.3.08 crore. The company is hiring
a corporate pilot to fly its executives across the globe, with a strong focus
on safety, professionalism, and top-level service.
Key Highlights
- Starbucks hiring a corporate pilot with a Rs.3 crore+ salary
- Job includes domestic and international travel with top executives
- Requires over 5,000 flight hours and multiple certifications
- Role includes flying the Starbucks CEO and assisting with luggage
- Salary is 10x more than an average Starbucks employee
Seattle – Starbucks, the
world-renowned coffee chain, has announced a unique job opening that’s turning
heads -- not just for the pay, but for where it takes you. The company is
hiring a pilot with an annual salary of up to Rs.3.08 crore ($360,000). Yes, this
high-paying job is literally in the sky.
The new hire will serve as
Starbucks’ Captain-Pilot-in-Command, responsible for flying company executives,
including CEO Laxman Narasimhan, across domestic and international
destinations. The selected pilot will act as a high-level brand ambassador,
ensuring safe, smooth, and professional air travel for Starbucks’ top
leadership.
This job offers nearly ten times
more salary than a regular Starbucks employee, reflecting the critical role and
expertise required.
Job Responsibilities
- Piloting Starbucks’ corporate aircraft for domestic and international flights
- Managing the flight crew and ensuring passenger safety
- Providing top-tier customer service to executive-level passengers
- Assisting with passenger luggage, if needed
Eligibility Criteria
- Minimum 5 years of experience as a captain in a corporate flight department
- At least 5,000 hours of total flight time
- Excellent customer service and high professionalism
- Ability to interact with high-level executives frequently
Must hold:
- Airline Transport Pilot Certificate
- First-Class Medical Certificate
- Valid Passport
- FCC Restricted Radio Operator Permit
CEO Laxman Narasimhan reportedly
travels over 1,000 miles from his California home to Starbucks' Seattle
headquarters multiple times a week, making this role a vital part of company
operations.
