I just would like to add my 2 cents to this topic... Just like the airlines, there are good business aviation jobs and bad ones. I believe that if you set your goals early, and follow a path to achieve those goals, your career objectives will most likely be met.
I fly for an international Fortune 50 company, flying great equipment (GIVs)with great co-workers. The pay is good, with benefits, and we fly 12-15 days a month, or about 325 hours per year, on average.
I will quote an old bizav friend of mine who said that the job is 5 percent flying and 95 percent getting along with others. He was very wise. With a relatively small set of co-workers, often the biggest challenge for us bizpilots is working alongside others. But if you find the right fit, there is no better job...
Best of luck in your career path.
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