2013 Pro Pilot Salary Survey is....
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ProPilot's numbers are based 100% on reader submissions. If they show $35k as the low, its because that's the lowest number they received back.
I am familiar with RAH's workrules and FO payscale...but it took 6+ years for you to crack $35k? Wow...
I am familiar with RAH's workrules and FO payscale...but it took 6+ years for you to crack $35k? Wow...
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While fairly accurate in terms of corporate, experience has shown the pro pilot salary study to be pretty inaccurate in regards to airline pay.
Not their clientele so not a big deal. Glad we have this website for the real scoop!
Not their clientele so not a big deal. Glad we have this website for the real scoop!
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It really isn't relevant to the emb's, crj's, boeings, etc. There just aren't enough in the corporate arena. Obviously there are a few, but in the u.s., Its the exception to the rule.
As for the international, for the international corporate pilots (including expats), I'd think the #s are a little flawed. Those pilots are getting a lot of things that are tough to calculate consistently (housing/medical/child education etc) or add a solid price tag too.
Its a business aviation publication, contributed to by business aircraft people---not much different that the ALPA publications via the airline sector.
As for the international, for the international corporate pilots (including expats), I'd think the #s are a little flawed. Those pilots are getting a lot of things that are tough to calculate consistently (housing/medical/child education etc) or add a solid price tag too.
Its a business aviation publication, contributed to by business aircraft people---not much different that the ALPA publications via the airline sector.
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