PlaneSense capt pay.

[Oxman]

Anybody have a realistic first year captain pay at PlaneSense?

 

[EIR]

Taken from APC:
CAPTAIN PAY SCALE (Yearly)

Year	PC-12	Nextant 400XTi
16	96000	135000
15	95000	133000
14	93500	131000
13	92000	129000
12	90500	127000
11	89000	125000
10	87500	123000
9	86000	121000
8	84000	119000
7	82000	117000
6	80000	115000
5	78000	112000
4	74000	108000
3	70000	103000
2	65000	97000
1	60000	90000

 

[Oxman]

Taken from APC:
CAPTAIN PAY SCALE (Yearly)

Year	PC-12	Nextant 400XTi
16	96000	135000
15	95000	133000
14	93500	131000
13	92000	129000
12	90500	127000
11	89000	125000
10	87500	123000
9	86000	121000
8	84000	119000
7	82000	117000
6	80000	115000
5	78000	112000
4	74000	108000
3	70000	103000
2	65000	97000
1	60000	90000

I saw this, I was curious if anybody with experience there knew if there was extra flight pay, etc. to boost these numbers.

 

[Jimmy_Norton]

I saw this, I was curious if anybody with experience there knew if there was extra flight pay, etc. to boost these numbers.

I'm pretty sure there are plenty of opportunities for OT, but if you work too much they will fire you.

 

[nibake]

Wow, there are a lot of bases and only a few jets. I wonder where the jet bases are?

 

[Roger Roger]

I’d do it just to fly a PC24.

 

[Itchy]

I'm pretty sure there are plenty of opportunities for OT, but if you work too much they will fire you.

For real? Why?
I know it is the industry standard for differential between types, but is the jet driving that much harder than turboprop driving? Harder hours?

 

[Jimmy_Norton]

For real? Why?
I know it is the industry standard for differential between types, but is the jet driving that much harder than turboprop driving? Harder hours?

What does this have to do with flying a jet? Only a very few senior people are flying them, if you go to work at PS in anticipation of flying a jet within 5 years, you will be very disappointed.

 

[nibake]

What does this have to do with flying a jet? Only a very few senior people are flying them, if you go to work at PS in anticipation of flying a jet within 5 years, you will be very disappointed.

That is what I imagined looking at the numbers.

 

[Itchy]

What does this have to do with flying a jet? Only a very few senior people are flying them, if you go to work at PS in anticipation of flying a jet within 5 years, you will be very disappointed.

Sorry, bad phrasing on my part. Why if you work too much OT would they be disappointed enough to fire someone?