PC-12 pay for part 135 in southeast

[intooclose]

Just wanted to know what the going rate and benefits were flying a PC-12 part 135 in the southeast. 6500 total 2200 turbine PIC. Yea...I know.

 

[On Your Six]

Just wanted to know what the going rate and benefits were flying a PC-12 part 135 in the southeast. 6500 total 2200 turbine PIC. Yea...I know.

$60K minimum.

Good luck.

 

[PC12Cowboy]

60k...HAHAHA...ask for 90 and settle for 75

 

[H2OK9]

I was making 75k to start and had all expenses paid...i.e. hotel, rental car, averaged 100.00/day on food/drinks. and had full medical etc... flew about 12 days/month. Dont settle and don't whore yourself out for less. Just my opinion

 

[AWACoff]

To give you an idea, the dropzone I fly at pays $50,000/yr to fly a PAC 750xl. There should be significantly more money in corporate than the skydiving biz.

 

[Slick]

Salary Survey Says!.....

While this is not specific to just the PC-12, the following website states that the statistical range for "small non-jet" PIC salary is from $57,000 to $96,000, with the median annual salary of $78,000.

So, if you're a "median" PIC,.....ask for "median" PIC money.

Here's the link. Use it to your advantage!
http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layouthtmls/swzl_compresult_national_TR20000010.html

 

[intooclose]

Thanks for the info. I thought they were full of sh4t when they offered 40K/yr. I rather just sit at home...thanks.

 

[Slick]

Forty Grand?!?!?

Good call!

Thanks for not whoring youself out. You've helped to better the profession, if only a little bit.

 

[Snakum]

There'll be a line to fly it at $40k, unfortunately. Jobs are few and far between here in the SE and folks are taking what they can get to put food on the table.