Helicopter Flight Instructor Rating

[Shahad]

Quick question for you knowledgable folks, would I be able to carry out my FI rating part time e.g. 1 hour a week?

Also what would be the average annual salary of a Helicopter Flight Instructor in todays market?

Thanks!

[Ovc000]

Depends on your training provider Most schools prefer to do it all in one go I think, but ask your training provider if this is an option, they are the ones who decide, not us gossiping folks ;-).
average salary depends if you are freelance or employee.... freelance count 45-55GBP per flying hour so depends how busy you will be. 500 hrs in todays climate shouldn't be a problem to gain in a year with possible something near 800hrs, resulting in anything between 22.5k and 44k.
Employee depends on the company, your availability etc but full time employed something in the range of 35-45k I guess

[PPRuNeUser469990]

full time salary more like £30k

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Helicentre at Manchester are recruiting instructors, they’re paying £75ph for PPL training and £100ph for CPL.

[Hughes500]

Originally Posted by Ovc000

Depends on your training provider Most schools prefer to do it all in one go I think, but ask your training provider if this is an option, they are the ones who decide, not us gossiping folks ;-).
average salary depends if you are freelance or employee.... freelance count 45-55GBP per flying hour so depends how busy you will be. 500 hrs in todays climate shouldn't be a problem to gain in a year with possible something near 800hrs, resulting in anything between 22.5k and 44k.
Employee depends on the company, your availability etc but full time employed something in the range of 35-45k I guess

You will be bloody lucky to fly 500 hours a year or 10 hours a week bearing in mind weather etc etc

[Shahad]

Originally Posted by Hughes500

You will be bloody lucky to fly 500 hours a year or 10 hours a week bearing in mind weather etc etc

What would you say is the average per year?