Payrates Website

[jeroom]

Anyone knows where what's the address for that payrate website for corporate?

 

[Bladestall]

that was pretty funny. I used to work there.

 

[jeroom]

That doesn't help me...

 

[HS125]

Anyone knows where what's the address for that payrate website for corporate?

Just post your info, A/C type, geographic location, seat position, Part 91/135 etc. There are a couple of members here who have the NBAA info and will share it with you.

 

[jeroom]

Ok, that will be great.

It's a C550, Left seat, in Miami, part 91.

Thanks

 

[jeroom]

Bump....

 

[banned username 2]

Ok, that will be great.

It's a C550, Left seat, in Miami, part 91.

Thanks

2004 NBAA Numbers:

Light Jet (under 20,000 lbs) Captain: $65,973 (Nationwide average)

Add about 3% per year to get 2006 numbers (about $69,990). This is BASE SALARY and should not include bonuses or other compensation (stock options, profit sharing etc...)

 

[jeroom]

Thanks a lot

 

[Camperdaddy]

How about a Beechjet Captain, part 91, based in Atlanta?

 

[puddlejumper]

AvCrew Numbers

Just for a comparison, here are some numbers from the 2005 AvCrew Salary Survey (That 145 page NBAA survey is over my head! ): The number in parenthesis is the number of participants.

By title and type of flight operations:

Capt. Part 91 only (203)
Avg: 83,050
Med: 79,000
High: 175,000
Low: 20,000

By title, airplane weight and type of flight operations:

Capt. Part 91 only, Light Jet (41)
Avg: 62,143
Med: 60,100
High: 115,000
Low: 36,000

Salary by aircraft type - primary aircraft flown:

CE550/Bravo
Capt. (11)
Avg: 59,364
Med: 62,000
High: 75,000
Low: 36,000

Copilot (1)
Avg: 35,000
Med: -
High: -
Low: -

CE550/S2
Capt. (13)
Avg: 54,392
Med: 55,000
High: 75,000
Low:31,991

Copilot (7)
Avg: 36,571
Med: 35,000
High: 50,000
Low: 30,000

BE400/MU300
Capt. (20)
Avg: 62,275
Med: 63,000
High: 115,000
Low: 42,000

Copilot (9)
Avg: 53,476
Med: 36,000
High: 38,780
Low: 30,000

Captain pay by region:

Southeast (64)
2005 Avg: 73,835
2005 Med: 66,500
2004 Avg: 67,211

 

[jeroom]

Thanks a lot for that...

BTW, Do you think an insurance company would insure a new captain in a Part 91 CE550 with no experience in jet and turbo-prop, beside the initial training and type??