Citation Bravo / Single Pilot w/Mgmt Duties Salary

[NCherches]

Does anyone have the NBAA / ProPilot salary survey for a Citation Bravo (14,800lbs) Single Pilot w/Mgmt duties living in the Southwest?

Thanks in advance...

 

[tdwnds1]

Dont have that information in front of me, but I would think it should be in the 65-75k range.

If you need another Bravo pilot let me know.

 

[minitour]

but I would think it should be in the 65-75k range.

Someone shoot me now.

-mini

 

[dhc8fo]

Someone shoot me now.

-mini

Shoot me too! That's has got to be low...or else I am NEVER leaving my awesome job.

 

[clickclickboom]

Single pilot, management duties, plus managing the plane... 65k???? you might as well blow homeless guys on your days off at that rate..

That is a 95-115k position with benes

 

[TMMT]

Exactly what kind of management duties?

If you mean running the show on top of driving the bird SP then yes absolutely 95 to 115k would be a good starting point depending on your experience.

Is it a corporate bird or an owner op? Big difference here in your life style which would call for added compensation IMHO.

I know folks pulling down 75k flying a crewed Citation II right now with 2 hard days a week off in the Southwest/So Cal Region.

 

[NCherches]

Its a part 91 gig flying about 10-15 days a month and good QOL... Anyone with NBAA / Propilot numbers?

 

[SpeedRestricted]

Its a part 91 gig flying about 10-15 days a month and good QOL... Anyone with NBAA / Propilot numbers?

Propilot 2009
Citation Bravo

Average Low High

Aviation Dept Manager
96,000 70,000 132,000

Chief Pilot
85,000 59,000 120,000

Captain
73,000 52,000 97,000

 

[Fly91]

Its a part 91 gig flying about 10-15 days a month and good QOL... Anyone with NBAA / Propilot numbers?

Considering how things are right now....jump all over $70K. Then look for a better job on your days off. If they're gonna take advantage of the high pilot unemployment and offer you a low salary, let that be what they are paying you to look for a new job.

 

[NCherches]

Thanks SpeedRestricted!

 

[solpilot]

NBAA 2008
Chief Pilot (Jet II 10,000 < 20,000 MTOW)
Average
109,982.00
Someone will do it for less...but this is what the job should pay.

 

[jumppilot03]

Does NBAA list department manager in the situation? Being a one man show, single pilot would qualify as department manager as well. Which is probably higher pay.

 

[SpaceBall 1]

I do not have a salary survey in front of me. That being said, what skills do you bring to the operation? If it is simply flying the jet from point A to point B you'll end up costing the owner money. $85-90K would be fair if you have no experience managing a flight department and learn as you go. OJT is expensive with aircraft. Do you have previous flight department management experience? Single pilot operations are still a flight department. Are you an A&P, ever managed a major maintenance event or refurb? If the answer is yes, then you are looking at $110K with bennies and hopefully a bonus.

tdwnds 1 has no idea what he is talking about. No WAY would I do that job for that little. That simply drives the bar lower and lower for us all!! Keep in mind that you would be responsible for the care and feeding of a muti-million dollar asset!

 

[solpilot]

NBAA 2008
Department Manager (Jet II 10,000 < 20,000 MTOW)
Average
142,072.00

 

[solpilot]

The figures I listed above are averages of the maximum salaries, not averages of the base pay.