What is your take-home pay at the end of the month?
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What is your take-home pay at the end of the month?
Anybody game? Please state take home pay per month in US$ or Euros including buit in overtime.
Please state which part of the globe it is and if there are any add ons,housing,transport,kids schooling.
Regards,
Archie
Please state which part of the globe it is and if there are any add ons,housing,transport,kids schooling.
Regards,
Archie
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There's a big thread on the Airmech site with a load of salaries on it.
FWIW, as a permanent employee I was clearing £2,600 basic or about £3000 with a day or so O/T.
As stated elsewhere - as a contractor I collect between £5,500 - £7,500 per month depending on how many work days I do (that's with a couple of days of per week). Obviously tax, NI etc is still to come out of that (maybe!).
FWIW, as a permanent employee I was clearing £2,600 basic or about £3000 with a day or so O/T.
As stated elsewhere - as a contractor I collect between £5,500 - £7,500 per month depending on how many work days I do (that's with a couple of days of per week). Obviously tax, NI etc is still to come out of that (maybe!).
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my mate really kicks the arse out of the hours contracting now and then and makes 9 1/2 grand a month
I know one contractor pilot too and he regularly does 12 1/2 grand though per month he reckons.
I know one contractor pilot too and he regularly does 12 1/2 grand though per month he reckons.
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Working for a big operator in UAE as a contractor (Technical)
Working 8weeks on 4weeks off.......don't even venture towards asking for a day off while on duty!
All flights back and forth paid for.
US$ 7900. per month All Inc.(not the best in the area but not bad)
Free Accom.
Working 8weeks on 4weeks off.......don't even venture towards asking for a day off while on duty!
All flights back and forth paid for.
US$ 7900. per month All Inc.(not the best in the area but not bad)
Free Accom.
LAE for a small heli operator - Salaried take-home of £2500pcm plus a London allowance, annual pay increases and loyalty bonuses with a good pension scheme.
Totals £41Kpa
...plus an ex-service pension.
Totals £41Kpa
...plus an ex-service pension.
Salary
$14,500 average but then I gave up on airplane work for contracting!!If you dont mind working 8 wks on 2 wks of and living on a camp in the freezing climate of Sakhalin island then this is for you!!Oh yes,tax free,well ,theres a little russian tax involved !
$5458.00 US dollars a month pre tax for a 38 year old Senior A&P mechanic with 20 years experience. That # includes full coverage health and dental insurance that costs me nothing, a 401k retirement fund with employer matching funds, profit sharing, uniforms, 3 weeks paid vacation a year, 2 weeks paid sick time a year, paid factory maintenance training (so far Bell 407, MD, and most recently Enstrom). I also have a company supplied season ticket in the mid level of the Super dome for the New Orleans Saints NFL football team which isn't cheap.
I am compensated for any overtime at 1.5 times my normal rate per hour. Some months we can pull a 3-10 hours of O.T. a week, some months not so much.
I do not receive any housing or travel allowances, because I live within 20 minutes of work. If I do incur any travel or work related expenses I either have access to a company credit card or am quickly reimbursed for any of my own out of pocket expenses.
I live in south Louisiana, USA near New Orleans and have been with my current employer 9 years now after leaving Petroleum Helicopters Inc. after 5 years. Its a small charter company, with most of our business in the offshore oil and gas industry, but has grown quite a bit since I have been there and see no reason to leave anytime soon.
I am compensated for any overtime at 1.5 times my normal rate per hour. Some months we can pull a 3-10 hours of O.T. a week, some months not so much.
I do not receive any housing or travel allowances, because I live within 20 minutes of work. If I do incur any travel or work related expenses I either have access to a company credit card or am quickly reimbursed for any of my own out of pocket expenses.
I live in south Louisiana, USA near New Orleans and have been with my current employer 9 years now after leaving Petroleum Helicopters Inc. after 5 years. Its a small charter company, with most of our business in the offshore oil and gas industry, but has grown quite a bit since I have been there and see no reason to leave anytime soon.