Pilatus PC-12 Captain Pay

[gflyer]

Does anyone have an idea of what a Part 91 Captain flying around 300 hours a year while also managing the aircraft could expect to be compensated? The aircraft would be based in the Southeast U.S.

Thanks

 

[NorskAir]

Something around $55000 would be the minimum I would take.

 

[SabreFlyR]

Talked to a company a month or so ago who operates a PC-12. They based the pay on a KA200 and were paying 55,000.

 

[gflyer]

Thanks for the replies. I am also wondering if anyone has enough experience with insurance companies to know if it is easier to insure a lower time pilot on a Pt. 91 single owner aircraft versus a mission profile using the aircraft for multiple owners/clients. I am just curious about these things. Thanks.

 

[NotFurloughed]

gflyer...

send me a pm on this and I can discuss all aspects...insurance, salary, etc...

 

[H2OK9]

55 is very low, the average out here in colorado is 60-80k. 350/day for contract pilots. don't sell yourself short! insist on 65 to start with 10% increase per year at least!

 

[NotFurloughed]

Salary...

Send me the address and phone number for the operators paying 80K...time for me to move to CO....

 

[TopGun-MAV]

do you have contacts? i will do it for 20K a year

 

[bigD]

Someone needs to ban this troll.

 

[H2OK9]

you will do it for 20k per year? thanks! guys like you are the reason this industry has so many problems! you're no better than a scab in my opinion. as for the others considering. A friend of mine in LA is somewhere around 95k on the pc-12. Call any pc-12 dealer and ask what the industry is, or look at nbaa it is what it is 60-80k to start

 

[Throttlebender]

I think it had to have been a joke.

 

[bigD]

Read the guy's posts. It's one big (admittadly hilarious) joke.

 

[H2OK9]

who me? or the topgun guy?

 

[bigD]

who me? or the topgun guy?

Heh! Sorry, the TopGun guy.