Sixteen weeks of specialized training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, GA is required, and all pilots must earn and maintain firearms qualifications during their careers. AEOs serve as primary law enforcement officers on Customs interdiction aircraft, and must be able to perform warrant and arrest, surveillance, intelligence, and communications duties. AEO candidates must have 3 years of general experience or a Bachelor's degree. A physical examination is required, as well as a background investigation and drug test. The excellent benefits package includes, health and life insurance, and the superior retirement package offers a generous 401K plan and retirement eligibility at age 50, after 20 years of service.
Customs also offers performance and career development training, and management opportunities.
If you have proven aviation skills and are motivated by excitement and professionalism, contact the U.S. Customs Service today. It could be the most important step you take toward a rewarding career with the Federal Government. An equal opportunity employer.