Closed juliusakula closed 3 years ago
part 135 pilot is a commercial pilot. private jet charter
https://blog.privatefly.com/part-91-vs-part-135-private-jet-charter-operators-in-the-usa
Become a pilot steps:
https://atpflightschool.com/become-a-pilot/airline-career/airline-pilot-requirements.html
$94,000 -- Flight school in Pheonix for multi-engine certification. Includes flying for 100 hours in a Piper Seminole (https://atpflightschool.com/equipment/seminole.html)
https://atpflightschool.com/airline-career-pilot-program/training-option-100-hour-multi-engine.html
the median annual wage for commercial pilots was $86,080 in May 2019, while the median annual wage for airline pilots, copilots and flight engineers was $147,200
Airline pilots are hourly employees and are paid by flight hour. Due to the constraints placed on pilots by the FAA, most fly about 85 hours per month. There are more work hours involved, such as preflight planning, but time in the cockpit, and thus the pay, is usually about 85 hours monthly. In addition to flight time, pilots are also paid per diem, which serves to reimburse pilots for the food and beverage expenses that they incur on the road. For this discussion, add in $7,000 per year to every annual salary to reflect per diem.
First Officer(Year 1) | Captain(Year 6) | Captain(Year 12) |
---|---|---|
$93,820 | $282,400 | $295,660 |
$100,840 | $285,460 | $298,720 |
$98,800 | $289,540 | $305,860 |
$86,560 | $270,160 | $284,440 |
$55,960 | $317,080 | $331,360 |
$92,680 | $268,120 | $286,480 |
"... in general, newly trained, inexperienced pilots might make between $30,000 and $50,000 per year, while an experienced pilot who has climbed his way up from first officer at a regional airline to first officer at a major airline and then finally, a captain at a major airline over a period of 10 years will probably earn $100,000 or more. " -- https://www.thebalancecareers.com/airline-pilot-salaries-4126309
a third year first officer on the 737 would make $136 per hour, which is closer to ~$122,000 per year. That's still really good money, but the point is not every pilot at American is making $250,000+ per year.
Not just UAS Pilot but Pilot Pilot..
https://epicflightacademy.com/types-pilot-licenses/
Private Pilot (PPL) Instrument Rating (IR) Commercial Pilot (CPL) Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Multi-Crew Pilot (MCP)