Pilots salary 1992
 

Could any ex captains/first officers give me a rough estimate of a pilots salary for 1992.
I realise there would be variations but the figures i am looking for are from a small operator, Suckling Airways say to British Airways and anything in between.
This is for a school project for my grandson.Thank you in advance.

Just take whatever they're on now - and add a bit.

BALPA used to publish comparative salary tables; maybe they still do. It's possible that they have some archived information although I wouldn't bank on it. Drop them a line.

YS

In 1989 the turboprop operators such as Channel Express were paying 15k and charter airlines such as Monarch were paying 24k for a junior FO. It didn’t go up much from that . Monarch had annual increments of a few hundred pounds and then adjusted for inflation.

In 1992 I used to take home about £1,500 a month as a first officer on a wide bodied long haul airliner for a certain well known company. My girlfriend was a stewardess for the same company and frequently took home more than I did although her basic was much less. Allowances made up a substantial part of a stewardess's salary and certain routes, ie Tokyo had substantial allowances.

North Sea S61 captain based in Aberdeen made £41k pa with British International Helicopters (formerly British Airways Helicopters)

At the risk of seeming old-fashioned, may I politely suggest that, since it is the OP's grandson's school project, then surely the grandson should be doing the homework and writing any letters himself.:D

Jack

Thanks for all your answers, most kind.

Jack, well, i could suggest that to him, but i am not sure he has actually written a letter in his life time.
He asked me if i could find out some information as he knows i like aviation, in fact he finds it very amusing that now i am retired i spend a couple of days a week at airports photographing aircraft.
Daniel thinks my time would be better spent on minecraft? and fifa?.

Arthur; I am also old-fashioned and have to agree with Union Jack. I don't know how old your grandson is, but at some stage he needs to learn that literacy is a useful skill.

Arthur, check your PM's.