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Quote: I was told anywhere between high 60's/low 70's to start, senior guys making near 6 figures. Current guys hoping with the new frames comes a new pay scale.

I work inside on the generation side of the company. And according to the pay level they have on the inside app its a start pay around 75K, with bonus you are looking around 85K to 90K. Bonus is 10% of your base pay x 100 to 200%. we usually get about 160%. You can look to get a 3% raise every year if they approve it and they approved this year. Pension and 401k contribute up to 6% match. I think if you want to be close to the house and don't want to deal with the airline lifestyle it will be good a fit.
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Quote: I work inside on the generation side of the company. And according to the pay level they have on the inside app its a start pay around 75K, with bonus you are looking around 85K to 90K. Bonus is 10% of your base pay x 100 to 200%. we usually get about 160%. You can look to get a 3% raise every year if they approve it and they approved this year. Pension and 401k contribute up to 6% match. I think if you want to be close to the house and don't want to deal with the airline lifestyle it will be good a fit.
I flight trained out of PDK, would be nice to be back in Decatur. I don't have 500 multi pic. But I do have 900 multi turbine. Fingers crossed
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Also is that pay for captains or first officers?
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Very similar pay scale to what it was 10 years ago when I interviewed in GPT.
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Quote: Also is that pay for captains or first officers?

FO's, I think captain pay is 80K to 90K range. If they haven't changed the scale when they posted last.
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No intention on flaming away, but why on earth would you move (or live) in a major metropolitan city as a qualified captain for 80-90K? I know other charter outfits paying more than that in the same equipment.....is it the benefits, pension or schedule? I'm honestly trying to comprehend why one would make the move for those wages.
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Quote: No intention on flaming away, but why on earth would you move (or live) in a major metropolitan city as a qualified captain for 80-90K? I know other charter outfits paying more than that in the same equipment.....is it the benefits, pension or schedule? I'm honestly trying to comprehend why one would make the move for those wages.
1) You want to live there.

2) Stepping stone to something else.

Just off the top of my head.
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Quote: 1) You want to live there.

2) Stepping stone to something else.

Just off the top of my head.
Agreed, everyone has differing opinions on what benefits qualify a great gig. It just baffles me that a solid company such as SC would bring qualified people in at those numbers. Different strokes for different folks I suppose. Best of luck to those applying.
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Quote: FO's, I think captain pay is 80K to 90K range. If they haven't changed the scale when they posted last.
That's pretty bad pay. I make $80k flying Navajos and Caravans, working two on / two off.
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Quote: Agreed, everyone has differing opinions on what benefits qualify a great gig. It just baffles me that a solid company such as SC would bring qualified people in at those numbers. Different strokes for different folks I suppose. Best of luck to those applying.
Well, F it. I applied. Retiring AF, C-130 background with over 3k hours. Eh...who knows.

I can move anywhere I want right now, but no idea what I want to do...no airline calls yet, but apps have only been in for about three weeks.

I'm open to suggestions.
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