King Air 200 Pay
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Well it depends where you live and your experience level. I would say if you are flying single pilot Part 135 in a King Air 200 for example the average pay is around $45-$50K per year in the midwest. Add about another $10K at either coast. However if you can land a nice Part 91 job with a really fair boss the numbers can be much higher.
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Are you talking a King Air 300/350 Type Rating? Or some kind of US military-style or "overweight" KA200 sort of Type Rating? In any case, I doubt there is much of a market in the Southern California area right now for co-pilots in a single pilot (KA200) airplane. The only one that comes to mind: Years ago, West Coast Charters (at KSNA) used to hire the occasional day rate, part-time King Air 200 or 350 co-pilot, not sure if they do that anymore.
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