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Old 07-22-2017, 07:25 PM
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Hey Guys I am currently doing research for current pilot pay for citation Latitude or similar aircraft pay. My flight department is underpaid and looking to get some real world information on current pilot pay in the southeast region. The market has changed a lot in the past year and hoping there are some of you who don't mind sharing the pay range. You can always PM me. No names or company names needed obviously.
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Old 07-23-2017, 09:53 AM
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Pro Pilot Survey shows Corporate Captain salaries as $89K, $115K, and $139K (low, average, high).
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Old 07-23-2017, 04:03 PM
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Pro Pilot Survey shows Corporate Captain salaries as $89K, $115K, and $139K (low, average, high).
ProPilot Magazine survey is garbage, numbers are low and inaccurate.
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Old 07-24-2017, 07:49 AM
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I'd agree that the pro pilot magazine survey is garbage, or at best, shows entry level first year charter salaries for "corporate". For Latitude Captain, my best estimate, for Part 91 in 2017, would be $125-140k+ base salary, depending on experience, longevity with the company, benefits, pension, bonus, stock, schedule, etc. But, things are changing very fast with the pilot shortage heating up. Corporate pilot salaries can be all over the map and they are going up at the good operators.

Here's the surveys I'd get my hands on:

2017 NBAA
2017 Net Jets Pay Scale (on APC)
2017 Gallagher (mostly large cabin salaries- hard to get)
2017 BCA magazine Ops Planning Guide - new one comes out in the August issue. 2016 says $126,969 for Latitude Captain base salary
2017 Conklin de Decker
2017 IBM Salary Survey - expensive and/or difficult to get

The issue with all of these is that the data will be from December 2016 or older, which is ancient history in this climate.

Good luck!
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I'd agree that the pro pilot magazine survey is garbage, or at best, shows entry level first year charter salaries for "corporate". For Latitude Captain, my best estimate, for Part 91 in 2017, would be $125-140k+ base salary, depending on experience, longevity with the company, benefits, pension, bonus, stock, schedule, etc. But, things are changing very fast with the pilot shortage heating up. Corporate pilot salaries can be all over the map and they are going up at the good operators.

Here's the surveys I'd get my hands on:

2017 NBAA
2017 Net Jets Pay Scale (on APC)
2017 Gallagher (mostly large cabin salaries- hard to get)
2017 BCA magazine Ops Planning Guide - new one comes out in the August issue. 2016 says $126,969 for Latitude Captain base salary
2017 Conklin de Decker
2017 IBM Salary Survey - expensive and/or difficult to get

The issue with all of these is that the data will be from December 2016 or older, which is ancient history in this climate.

Good luck!
Don't use the 2017 BCA Ops Planning Guide for salary info. It just came out and they used the exact same numbers as last year, copy and paste. Plus, there is a typo for every aircraft listed as they show "Chief Pilot Salary" (which are the same numbers as last years Captain numbers) and "First Officer Salary" with no Captain salary. $150,175 for G650 Chief Pilot?
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Originally Posted by Burlcfii View Post
Hey Guys I am currently doing research for current pilot pay for citation Latitude or similar aircraft pay. My flight department is underpaid and looking to get some real world information on current pilot pay in the southeast region. The market has changed a lot in the past year and hoping there are some of you who don't mind sharing the pay range. You can always PM me. No names or company names needed obviously.
Can you give your region in the US? NE & SoCal regions typically demand higher wages due to Cost of Living. I don't claim to know much about Mid to Super Mid wages, but I would think Top 10% would be in the 125-150K (salary). Best of luck-
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Old 08-14-2017, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Burlcfii View Post
Hey Guys I am currently doing research for current pilot pay for citation Latitude or similar aircraft pay. My flight department is underpaid and looking to get some real world information on current pilot pay in the southeast region. The market has changed a lot in the past year and hoping there are some of you who don't mind sharing the pay range. You can always PM me. No names or company names needed obviously.
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