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09-01-2016, 01:42 PM
#744
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Joined APC: May 2016
Posts: 119
Originally Posted by SilverFlying
Same here. I live near MCO. I will make this into a career if I get hired.
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Make PlaneSense a career? Oh boy you're in for it.
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09-01-2016, 04:11 PM
#749
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Joined APC: Aug 2013
Position: FO
Posts: 627
Originally Posted by ALI G Mmmm
85K a year good enough for you after 16 years ?
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I know you like to poo-poo on PS because you know and have seen it all, but I'll provide a little perspective.
After 16 years, I would hope that you have decided to fly and upgrade on the jet side, attained an instructor or check airman position, and included all benefits in total compensation. Although all the payscales aren't public knowledge, someone in that position would be north of $150k/year working less than half the year. Not bad for a light-to-midsize jet.
Yes, you can make more money somewhere else, but life ain't bad in 6 figures.
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09-01-2016, 04:12 PM
#750
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Joined APC: May 2016
Posts: 119
Originally Posted by Toonces
I know you like to poo-poo on PS because you know and have seen it all, but I'll provide a little perspective.
After 16 years, I would hope that you have decided to fly and upgrade on the jet side, attained an instructor or check airman position, and included all benefits in total compensation. Although all the payscales aren't public knowledge, someone in that position would be north of $150k/year working less than half the year. Not bad for a light-to-midsize jet.
Yes, you can make more money somewhere else, but life ain't bad in 6 figures.
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After 16 years, I would hope that you have decided to fly and upgrade on the jet side, attained an instructor or check airman position, and included all benefits in total compensation. Although all the payscales aren't public knowledge, someone in that position would be north of $150k/year working less than half the year. Not bad for a light-to-midsize jet.
Yes, you can make more money somewhere else, but life ain't bad in 6 figures.
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The PC-24 will be a great airplane. PlaneSense is great! Just think it's hard to make a career if you're PDK based!
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