What is the payroll for an air craft pilot?

Question

what is the yearly payroll for being an aircraft pilot?

Answer 1

The phrase "how long is a piece of string" comes to mind...

A new pilot in thier first job (1st officer for a regional airline) would be earning very little compared to a lot of other jobs... in the US, it's about $28,000. However, as time goes on, the pay goes up quite a lot... in 8 years you'd most likely be a captain earning $128,000... Then perhaps you could move to a major airline and start flying jets... and ultimately earn up to $300,000 as a training captain.

Different airlines also pay different salaries... and flying jets is better paid than flying turboprops... It al depends where your career takes you!

Answer 2

It depends on what flights you are doing. For example, a pilot who does a daily shift from Luton to Glasgow earns far less than a pilot who regularly does transatlantic flights such as Heathrow to Sydney.

Answer 3

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