Airline pilots are known as a high stressed group and they are exposed to physical, and psychological stressors. Pilots are important components of airline company and require a significant amount of finances and time for assession training and maintaining certified license validity. The purpose of this study is to examine the correlation between job stress perceived by airline pilots and their turnover intension. The results are as follows: organizational stress and reward stress had impacts on turnover intention. In conclusion, this study is meaningful to improve the efficiency of pilots organization and suggest better ways of human resource strategies and eventually for the success of airline company.