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lesgo

9th Oct 2007 05:46

Multi piston IFR - expected pay

Hi guys and girls

I am trying to find out what is the pay to be expected for a multi ifr pilot in the bush? :confused:

Thanks in advance

MACH082

9th Oct 2007 05:57

as per the afap award, dont expect anything more, dont accept anything less.

tinpis

9th Oct 2007 06:00

http://www.augk18.dsl.pipex.com/Smileys/popcorn.gif
Popcorn.....check
Comfy chair......check
Coldies.......check

Peter Fanelli

9th Oct 2007 07:11

Quote:

Popcorn.....check
Comfy chair......check
Coldies.......check

Current penthouse to keep you occupied until the show starts.....check

ABX	9th Oct 2007 07:35

LOL!

You really crack me up Canned Tuna!

(Sits back and waits...)

Roger Copy Ta

9th Oct 2007 08:30

Well lets get the ball rolling then.

You'd expect a base salary in the low to mid 30's and allowances that take it up to low to mid 40's. But... where I am currently (N.QLD), companies are directly competing against eachother to attract and keep good pilots, already these figures are pushing 50k.

Just started my first twin gig on 43k and accomodation provided.

Hope that gives you an idea.

lesgo

9th Oct 2007 08:43

thanks for that roger copy ta. I am looking at heading to nth qld in a couple of weeks. It's more than i expected - but I only know what the industry was like a few years back (****e)

thanks for the smile tinpis

Howard Hughes

9th Oct 2007 10:18

I was getting $40k flying Barons and Chieftans in 1999/2000.

No idea what it is now!:ok:

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