Salaried CFI jobs??

[Foxcow]

I work for St. Louis University. All of the fulltime flight instructors are salaried. Free full benefits too.

 

[BushwickBill]

Jal out of Napa (APC) might be a place to try.

 

[flyingnome]

I flight instruct out of Flagstaff, Arizona its not salary but I would say slow months are around 1100 bucks good months around 1500. Theres obviously better to be had so check cost of living before you take a flight instruction job somewhere... definatly wont be getting rich doing this.

I believe PanAM out if Phoenix may run some of their operations under Salary pay but I know its not much.

 

[minitour]

Airman (when they were open) did salary their CFI's...not much though.

The jobs are out there...just gotta look HARD.

-mini

 

[JSky26]

I think pretty much any collegiate 141 program will have full time flight instruction staff on salary. That's how it goes down at SLU and SIU.

 

[BoilerUP]

Purdue's full-time instructors are salaried, I think mid 20s but not sure. Next to no ability to instruct multi students there though, professors who instruct (primarily to keep current) and the "lifer CFIs" (there 3+ years) get the ME work.

 

[imisscorplife]

Try Sabena Airline Training Center out of Scottsdale. They are definitely salaried with health benefits. They operate late model warriors,archers,arrows, and Seneca V's. I believe they want you to have at least 200-300 hours of dual given. Give'em a call. Nice people. Also in the PHX area, there is Lufthansa Training Center out at Goodyear.....not 100% sure if they are salaried, but i would think that they are. Hope this helps. Oh BTW... most of Sabena's equipment does have air conditioning so summer wouldnt be AS bad....still sux though. Lates

 

[icefr8dawg]

Dosn't American Flyers give their CFI's a salary?

 

[Inconceivable]

What about Air Orlando at ORL?

I believe they get health insurance there.

 

[blacksheep]

American Flyers salaries full time CFIs, plus medical and paid holidays; after 1 year full-time, there is life insurance and 401k.