Lear 60 SIC PAY

[CAVOK69]

Where can I find official industry standard pay for a Lear Jet 60 SIC?

Some info is.... Located in the SouthEast US., Lear 60 typed, average away from home around 18-20 days a month.

Does anyone have a ball park idea?

 

[banned username 2]

2004 NBAA average for a "Medium Jet" (20,000 - 35,000 lbs) Co-Pilot is $52,800

 

[English]

I just talked to a guy tonight whose "friend" just took a job as a copilot on a Lear 60 at the local charter company. 24k to start, with a THREE YEAR training contract valued at 27k. 20 days on, 10 days off (but I heard the 10 days off is a fantasy).

This guy is stupid enough to deserve what he's getting himself into. SAY NO TO LOW PAY!

 

[RVR5000]

Ready for this one??? Wingedfoot Aviation out of West Palm Beach, FL starts their FO's at $70K a year!!! They have an excellent schedule with plenty of days off and the airplanes are new..

 

[HMR]

Ready for this one??? Wingedfoot Aviation out of West Palm Beach, FL starts their FO's at $70K a year!!!

I know a SoCal 135 operator that offered the same for Mid-Size Jet FO. No need for a contract- no one leaves! Funny how that works...

 

[CAVOK69]

I spoke with an NBAA regional rep. and he said that he found figures for the Lear 60 FO avergae to be 61,300 a year. And as far as that dude who signed a 3 year agreement with that low pay. I would rather wait tables than take that degrading job

 

[CapnVegetto]

Hell, you need $70K a year to survive in West Palm. Unless you can find a rich blonde sugar momma.

 

[CAVOK69]

i dont think i can hope for 70 a year I am on first year pay at 40,000 and they payed for the type so I am happy with the first year pay, just curious what I can expect after this year.

 

[RVR5000]

Who do you work for Cavok69?

 

[cl604driver]

who do you work for rvr5000?