Trickle down effect

[G4G5]

Doesn't the price vary depending upon the size of your flt dept? Not sure just asking because that is what I was told.

 

[h25b]

I'm not exactly sure how the pricing goes. I have been going by the ones a previous employer has been giving me and I'm currently waiting on the information to come in the mail to get our department going with them. The rep. I spoke with T. Christianson (I think that was her name), is sending me their entire info. package but she said I could go ahead and purchase the most current edition for a flat $700. She said the pricing varies with what type of participant you were, etc...

At least that's what I remember... I recall thinking to myself, whatever, just go ahead and send the info !!! So I'm, just waiting...

 

[2EASYPilot]

"I have sensed a slight upward pressure on compensation in the G community. I don't pay too much attention to it. It is nasty what is hapenning in the airline industry. "


Actually, our HR folks use the "G" numbers and the Falcon numbers for our comparison and they were all down ever slightly...the range that is.

 

[AA717driver]

Ok, it was my impression that in the late '90's the corporate compensation took a jump because of airlines hiring with higher pay. Now, that was my view from the airline side.

But I think that unless you have a true average (every corporate pilot's compensation--pay, bonuses and overtime) you can't really determine if the airline pay has an impact on pt. 91 compensation or not.

I guess the best indicator would be to look at the entry level for all ranges of equipment. Check with the 135 operators, not the F100 pt.91 outfits. JMO.TC

 

[olde english800]

Hawker Compensation

Does anyone have the numbers for F500 Hawker operators? Thanks.