Like flying any other airplane -
Private jet or airline jet makes no difference -
Generally 2 pilots are required - pilot and co-pilot -

Very few private jets are certificated for "one pilot" only -
And these cannot operate commercially without a co-pilot -

And pilots do not "drive" - they "pilot" or "fly" airplanes -

How to pick someone up from SFO airport?

What do I need to know about the flight? Where would be the best place to meet? Which terminal, departure or arriving? Any other info? This is for SFO airport.

Airliners have many weight limitations which must be computed before takeoff -

Maximum landing weight at destination -
Maximum payload for the flight (not to exceed the maximum zero fuel weight) -
Maximum takeoff weight (runway or performance limit) -
All above limitations must be observed for fuel weight limits -

What's the best naval fighter jet?

For years naval aviation has been a staple of naval warfare but what is the best plane when it comes down to dog fighting anti ship warfare, strike and versatility

You can train in any flight school in numerous countries -
However first thing is consider where you want to make a pilot career -
Example, Hong Kong or anywhere else -

Consider immigration and employment restrictions -
Consider also the type of licence you want to get (and will be required) -

To start a career as pilot, you need a "CPL" Commercial Pilot Licence -
In all ICAO countries, this amounts to some 250 hours flight time -
The training may take up to 1 year's time -

It would be useful at any time when an aircraft becomes unflyable and the pilot is unable to regain control of his/her aircraft. It's not common in civilian aircraft because they're

1.Heavy
2.Expensive
3.Expensive to maintain

Some civilian jet demonstration teams like the Breitling Jet Team that fly L-39s have ejection seats because they're often engaged in fundamentally dangerous maneuvers.

Check out this 20 minute video from the United States DoD in the 80s about ejections, a little dated but all the fundamentals are still there (IMO) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aa1Ba_NE...