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Old 7th Feb 2013, 18:46
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Caravan Pilot--Typical Salary

What's the approximate salary for a Caravan pilot flying freight? In my area (SF Bay area), FedEx uses Caravans out of OAK to run to a few not so huge cities (Monterey, Santa Rosa, etc), for example.

Second part of the question is: how difficult is it to land these Caravan cargo jobs? Is there a ton of competition for instance?

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Empire starts out around $32,000 a year, Mountain Air Cargo around $34,000. You'll break 40k after four or five years. They're looking for 2000TT and 1000+PIC. Down side is you normally live at the outstation. Get up in the evening, fly to the hub and sit a few hours and fly home in the morning.
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Have seen FL positions for $40k starting
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