first management/pilot corp gig

[paid4training]

I have my first opportunity to manage and fly a turbine meridian part 91 with a possibility a king air down the road. What is the average salary expectations for a gig like that? Thanks in advance

 

[semperfido]

Lot of variables and not enough info. The acft, place, your experience blah blah blah. Could be a little or could be lot

 

[BoilerUP]

SE turboprop? Realistically, expect 50-60k...maybe more if you're on the left coast or in the NE.

 

[nikoz1200]

SE turboprop? Realistically, expect 50-60k...maybe more if you're on the left coast or in the NE.

If you hope really really hard you might see that. It's the range I would guess also fwiw.

 

[paid4training]

Thanks for the info thus far. Just a little background, there are possible 4 partners all very wealthy and the mission will be primarily within 1000 nm of base in Texas. I have put everything from insurance, management software, Progressive mx, to fuel program together and I will also assist the purchase of the aircraft.
I will be managing all operations with exception of the accounting for the LLC. I have been told by the managing partner that I am the glue that is going to keep everything together. Although this is my first management opprotunity I have enough hours that the insurance is being reduced significantly for the LLC.

I am just grateful for the chance and and want to be a value to the company but I need to be paid fairly.

Thanks for your input in advance

 

[nikoz1200]

with that additional info, I up your salary to 60-75. good luck still applies.

 

[BoilerUP]

Research 'operational control'...

 

[paid4training]

Research 'operational control'...

That's was great info.... Thanx

 

[BoilerUP]

That's was great info.... Thanx

The VERY last thing you want to do in your first management role is to fall into the "flight department company trap".