Originally Posted by
Icarus2001
Which job is this then?
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Quite a few options. Just about any kind of in demand skill you can find. Lucrative ones at the moment are project management and safety. Any trade skills (not even a completed trade) will put you a up a level because there is a genuine and long-term shortage of tradies, especially in aviation.
Originally Posted by
jasonrf
What type of money would the standard pilot make?
Not including the LH guys who are on the higher end of pay
As Im at a crossroads as to whether I should go back flying or not
Referring to the previous comment, apprentices and workers who complete tasks under supervision start at $90k in the first year, and they still can't get enough. Safety advisors/managers with a Cert IV (One week/$1000 to complete) and industry experience (Crew or otherwise) are pulling between $120k and $235k, and that's only the people I personally know. If you're ex military is varies a lot too. Staff officers are generally making $130k-$200k depending on their qualifications.
Most of these jobs are only three days a week in the office, sleep at home 99% of the time.