If you are "contracting" as a Pilot, you are in a grey area and possibly very dark grey (Pty Ltd is just an extra layer of obscure for people supplying labour only)
this was in essence what the company was doing when it first started "contracting" all staff that were originally under employment by the company. They were told to make provision to become a contractor to the company or look elsewhere for work. All insurance requirements, superannuation etc was now the responsibility of
the "contractor". They did not provide assets, just labour.
Pardon me? Your reading a lot into a little that you know nothing about
I am the director of a Pty Ltd company I own and my tax is done by a chartered accountant.
perhaps i've misunderstood what you said, are you saying that you contract as a pilot, providing labour only, flying their aircraft? Who is responsible for paying your super savings?