Pilot Salaries
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Pilot Salaries
So, in the UK and Ireland Pilots seem to becoming more of a premium, does this mean salaries are on the up? What is the going rate for a corporate pilot contract or staff, are the rigs offering better money? Without personal details what ball parks are we in I heard Rigs are between 40k-90k, and corporate pilots are now 70k. Is this true or just peter pan?!!
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i would have said that in england
that offshore pays approx: 33k-79k
and that corporate pays approx 50k-55k
roughly
regards
CF
edit: having just read 212man's post I concur, why are you asking us, if you are what you claim to be? I am not a corporate pilot, i was just guessing !
that offshore pays approx: 33k-79k
and that corporate pays approx 50k-55k
roughly
regards
CF
edit: having just read 212man's post I concur, why are you asking us, if you are what you claim to be? I am not a corporate pilot, i was just guessing !
Last edited by Camp Freddie; 27th Jun 2006 at 23:32.
"corporate pilots are now 70k. Is this true or just peter pan?!!"
You're a corporate pilot; you tell us!
You're a corporate pilot; you tell us!
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As you ask the question I am what I say but like most we all like to know that we're getting the going rate for pay. From pilots that I have spoken to Corporate pilots in the uk are on £70k, and a first officer on the rigs in uk is earning approx £40k, captains £60 - £80k. I was simply checking to see if this was the general consensus or limited geographically. Who knows where your next pay cheque or job may come from.
