Salary Survey 2022
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Re: Salary Survey 2022
Year 3 705 FO
Block hours: 415
Per Diem: $5,500
Gross (including per diem): $57,500
Net: $35,820
Picked up here and there. Includes a chunk of "emergency benefit" for Covid.
Block hours: 415
Per Diem: $5,500
Gross (including per diem): $57,500
Net: $35,820
Picked up here and there. Includes a chunk of "emergency benefit" for Covid.
Re: Salary Survey 2022
braaap Braap wrote: ↑Mon Jan 02, 2023 12:33 am Year 3 705 FO
Block hours: 415
Per Diem: $5,500
Gross (including per diem): $57,500
Net: $35,820
Picked up here and there. Includes a chunk of "emergency benefit" for Covid.
Re: Salary Survey 2022
Left Seat King Air
Just started 4th year
102k Salary which included OT
About 10k From Per Diems
Average 500hrs/yr
Two week rotation
Just started 4th year
102k Salary which included OT
About 10k From Per Diems
Average 500hrs/yr
Two week rotation
Re: Salary Survey 2022
702 Contract turbine AG pilot
Average 4.5 months work/year, more or less straight, about 7-8 days off for duration 2022, wage year to year extremely hard to forcast, dependent of ag economy
Gross 2022 : 210k: 450 hours
Gross 2021 : 65k: 250 hours
Average 4.5 months work/year, more or less straight, about 7-8 days off for duration 2022, wage year to year extremely hard to forcast, dependent of ag economy
Gross 2022 : 210k: 450 hours
Gross 2021 : 65k: 250 hours
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Re: Salary Survey 2022
Just got word...
My basic pay for 2023 will be increased $245,586.
This does not include a bonus, overtime and RRSP contribution.
My basic pay for 2023 will be increased $245,586.
This does not include a bonus, overtime and RRSP contribution.
Last edited by Jet Jockey on Fri Jan 06, 2023 8:15 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Salary Survey 2022
Retired with total income 73k, health and drug plan and income fully indexed(DB). I don’t have to listen to anyone, especially employers and I don’t and I get paid every month regardless.



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Re: Salary Survey 2022
Don't know what the inflation factor is on that, but it can't be goodJet Jockey wrote: ↑Wed Jan 04, 2023 4:15 pm Just got word...
My basic pay for 2323 will be increased $245,586.
This does not include a bonus, overtime and RRSP contribution.

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I don’t understand, I clearly spelled it out, if you work for a company that does not provide per diems, you claim meals on your income tax and reduce your taxable income, therefore more money in your pocket.RoAF-Mig21 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 01, 2023 10:28 amIt's perfectly fine to include per diems, as long as we make it clear that our base salary is X, average salary is XY and per-diems are XYZ.
The flying I do at work, 16 days a month, 15 nights away from home, I make anywhere between $350 - $450 CAD every 4 days in per diems. That could be $1400 to $1800 tax free a month. ($17,000 - $20,000 a year extra, all tax free). Sure that's meant to cover meals and other expenses while away from home, but it's still important to point out that while I'm away I don't eat at home and my family only buys food for themselves. Also our electricity and water bill is lower because I'm not there to use it. Sure it's small potatoes, but every penny counts in today's economy.
The problem is when you count those per diems toward your "standard of living".
It's tough when you have bills and expenses that could not be covered without having those per diems. Depending on that extra income is tough. Personally my per diems are all spent on food / gas to and from work, as well as attractions or activities that I do when I'm away from home, such as going to a museum in NYC, a hockey game in Boston or catch a movie in Montreal. It's not hard to blow thought $350 in 4 days if you're careless, especially
More money in my pocket goes towards standard of living expenses, if the union came to us and said, instead of a raise the offer is 250.00 per diem, based on hours works, so about 10/hr tax free. Would you not take it and count it towards your total income?
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