How much do plane engineer ?????????

Question

how much does a plane engineer get with net and tax included i need a rough estimate

Answer 1

You don't technically need a degree in Aerospace to design aircraft. My degree is in Electrical Engineering and I design aircrafts for a living and so do mechanical, structural, computer engineers and petroleum engineers also chemist.

I work for the government and right out of college your base pay is $40,000 gross and your locality pay (which is for the area you if in) is $10,000 so total it's $50,000 gross. After taxes and insurance I net around $36,000. But it differs from state to state.

Answer 2

There is no degree as plane engineer. it is only aeronautical engineer . and their pay scale depends on their performence in college, experience and many other things.

generaly

in gverment sector 20,000 to1,00,000

in private sector 1,50,000 to 4,00,000

I am Aero eng. student

Answer 3

Plane engineers proper title is Flight Engineers.

This site gives you a detailed explanation, which breaks down salary depending on the experience, employer (government or non-government) and cities:

http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=...