Citation X pay
05-22-2006, 07:43 PM
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Citation X pay
I am new to the sight here, and I would like to, after I get out of collage and all, work my way to become a Citation X pilot. I just wanted to know what the going pay scale is for Citation X FO's and Captain's, and what I can do to better my chances of getting into flying the Citation X as soon as possible.
I just about have my private knocked out, and plan on completing my instrument over the summer. I hope to attend Emory Riddle in the fall of 2008 and plan to have my commercial, and possibly my CFII by them as well. Any information you all can provide would be of great help.
Thanks,
Nick Gill
I just about have my private knocked out, and plan on completing my instrument over the summer. I hope to attend Emory Riddle in the fall of 2008 and plan to have my commercial, and possibly my CFII by them as well. Any information you all can provide would be of great help.
Thanks,
Nick Gill
05-22-2006, 08:24 PM
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I tink F/O's start at about 10K a month and Captains no less than 15K, of course that includes all benefits, 100 percent match on 401(K) etc.
As far as preparing yourself better, I think that you,by going to Emory Riddel, are in great shape, someone will probably pick you up soon after graduation.
As far as preparing yourself better, I think that you,by going to Emory Riddel, are in great shape, someone will probably pick you up soon after graduation.
05-24-2006, 06:00 PM
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My bad on the spelling now I know
Would it be to my benefit to have a type rating on the Citation X before looking for a job or is that something that is not looked at so highly?
As well what would be the best route to take in building the hours that are required by many of the companies what, would be most appealing to them.
I have a good friend that I fly r/c helis with that flies the Citation Excel for NJ that might be to of help to be in getting a job for them I would hope.
Would it be to my benefit to have a type rating on the Citation X before looking for a job or is that something that is not looked at so highly?
As well what would be the best route to take in building the hours that are required by many of the companies what, would be most appealing to them.
I have a good friend that I fly r/c helis with that flies the Citation Excel for NJ that might be to of help to be in getting a job for them I would hope.
05-24-2006, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by thebignickey
My bad on the spelling now I know
Would it be to my benefit to have a type rating on the Citation X before looking for a job or is that something that is not looked at so highly?
As well what would be the best route to take in building the hours that are required by many of the companies what, would be most appealing to them.
I have a good friend that I fly r/c helis with that flies the Citation Excel for NJ that might be to of help to be in getting a job for them I would hope.
Would it be to my benefit to have a type rating on the Citation X before looking for a job or is that something that is not looked at so highly?
As well what would be the best route to take in building the hours that are required by many of the companies what, would be most appealing to them.
I have a good friend that I fly r/c helis with that flies the Citation Excel for NJ that might be to of help to be in getting a job for them I would hope.
I would stick to flying "r/c helis" and finish junior high. Seriously bignickey, poor grammar, spelling and communication skills will keep you out of your coveted Citation X job.
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