Flex New Hire Pay
02-17-2025 | 10:19 AM
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Flex New Hire Pay
I'm a Flex candidate and very interested in the company, but haven't been able to find a solid ballpark guess for pay. I have the Flex candidate brochure which includes pay rates, per diem, and bonuses but I'm looking for a bit more granularity. In no way do I think a Year 1 pilot will come anywhere close to the 'up to 175k' number printed in the glossy brochure, so what is a more realistic range for a pilot who basically works their line. My intent would be to get on a DRL team at the earliest opportunity so I'm looking for a rough number prior to then (I assume about 18-24 months to get on a DRL team). Also, I'm talking straight pay since I am familiar with the other compensation benefits such as 401(k), medical, dental, etc. TIA
02-18-2025 | 02:23 PM
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I'm a Flex candidate and very interested in the company, but haven't been able to find a solid ballpark guess for pay. I have the Flex candidate brochure which includes pay rates, per diem, and bonuses but I'm looking for a bit more granularity. In no way do I think a Year 1 pilot will come anywhere close to the 'up to 175k' number printed in the glossy brochure, so what is a more realistic range for a pilot who basically works their line. My intent would be to get on a DRL team at the earliest opportunity so I'm looking for a rough number prior to then (I assume about 18-24 months to get on a DRL team). Also, I'm talking straight pay since I am familiar with the other compensation benefits such as 401(k), medical, dental, etc. TIA
03-28-2025 | 02:44 PM
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Hola, I’m starting with FlexJet in late May. How does pay work for training? Is it the same rate that was quoted in the company presentation - 751 and 42 per diem? Curious if there is a lower rate until completion. Thanks!!
03-29-2025 | 06:23 AM
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Training Pay
When you received your offer letter, it should have been listed there and it is paid twice a month.
03-29-2025 | 03:23 PM
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03-29-2025 | 04:08 PM
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And training pay is a fixed number of days per month until you finish IOE, regardless of how many you actually work. I forget exactly how many. I believe it's around 16.25
So if you end up sitting at home for a few weeks waiting for a training or IOE slot, you're still getting a salary (but not per-diem).
So if you end up sitting at home for a few weeks waiting for a training or IOE slot, you're still getting a salary (but not per-diem).
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