Directory · Government & law enforcement

Fort Worth Police Department, Air Support Unit: pilot minimums, pay and hiring

TypeMunicipal police aviation (helicopter), Fort Worth
HeadquartersFort Worth, Texas (Fort Worth Police Department)
BasesNot published
AircraftTwo Bell 505 Jet Ranger X helicopters (per FWPD)
Published pilot minimumsNot published (the unit page does not list pilot requirements)
Published payNot published
Hiring statusNot published
Texas presenceFort Worth police helicopter unit, flying 24/7 over Fort Worth and surrounding counties. All Texas listings
Careerspolice.fortworthtexas.gov/Support-Services/air-support

Established 1968; FWPD says it was the first Texas law enforcement agency to use helicopters for aerial patrol. Staffed by one aircraft mechanic, four full-time pilots, four tactical flight officers, one sergeant and one lieutenant; operates 24/7.

Source / last checked: police.fortworthtexas.gov/Support-Services/air-support · checked Nov 3, 2026. Fields marked "Not published" were not stated on the official source when we checked. Always confirm on the operator's site before applying.

FAQ

What are Fort Worth Police Department, Air Support Unit's pilot minimums?

Not published (the unit page does not list pilot requirements)

How much does Fort Worth Police Department, Air Support Unit pay pilots?

Fort Worth Police Department, Air Support Unit does not publish pilot pay on the official page we checked (Nov 3, 2026).

More government & law enforcement

Related guides

Suggest a correction for this listing