Corporate Pilot
10-14-2009 | 06:02 PM
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10-23-2009 | 05:02 PM
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From: Bigfoot
The owner of that company has instructed them to find a current and qualified DA-2000 pilot for $40K-$60K. (fyi - SIC pay should be at least 80K and PIC pay 120K).
This would explain the persistent openings.
This would explain the persistent openings.
10-23-2009 | 08:45 PM
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From: USAF
Why do these types of ads always have stupid job descriptions:
Really? Is that what happens? That's a little more than I was willing to jump aboard for
What about the important stuff... like the money?
Obtains takeoff, flight, and landing instructions by maintaining contact with flight controllers.
* Flies to destination by following flight plan; monitoring flight operations; managing flight deck and cabin; resolving emergencies.
* Flies to destination by following flight plan; monitoring flight operations; managing flight deck and cabin; resolving emergencies.
What about the important stuff... like the money?
10-24-2009 | 08:01 AM
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From: C152 Left Seat
I hope to not offend anyone, but could I ask what the average salary is for a 5 year experienced corporate pilot?
Thanks in advance
Last edited by NaviNut; 10-24-2009 at 09:15 AM.
10-25-2009 | 04:17 AM
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Depends on what size Citation.
NBAA's 2009 Compensation Study shows that a Citation III/VI/VII, Excel/XLS, Sovereign or X Captain averages $98,204, while a pilot flying a 500/560 or 525-Series Citation averages $79,688.
The above numbers are based on national averages and are NOT type-specific, rather based on aircraft weight categories.
As far as being a captain...that is highly variable and depends entirely on each department's internal policies and insurance requirements.
NBAA's 2009 Compensation Study shows that a Citation III/VI/VII, Excel/XLS, Sovereign or X Captain averages $98,204, while a pilot flying a 500/560 or 525-Series Citation averages $79,688.
The above numbers are based on national averages and are NOT type-specific, rather based on aircraft weight categories.
As far as being a captain...that is highly variable and depends entirely on each department's internal policies and insurance requirements.
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