Originally Posted by Timmay

You get paid for contact time, whether that's oral/ground, sim, or flight. I'd say on an average month here you'd fly 60-80 hours. Summers are a little slower, I was closer to the 50 hour mark last month. If you put in long days, it's not a problem flying 100 hours/month when you're loaded with students and the weather is favorable. The one thing to keep in mind is that ERAU is pretty intensive in their simulator training, especially in the instrument course, so most of those students will have two sims for every flight, so the flying is a little tougher to come by with them. It's all the same pay either way though.