Salary Survey 2022

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A salary survey from 2022.
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702/703 Operation
Left Seat
90K + Benefits

Your turn!

[C-GGGQ]

703
Left seat
89k

[YHZCL]

604
220k + benefits
Both seats.

[Core]

705, 75k + 10k perdiem

[2112]

703 Left seat medevac yr 5
127k (about 7k ot),pension, benefits, 20k retention bonus forthcoming. Spent 10 nights away from home this year.

[greygoose]

703 medevac 6+years, left seat plus training duties, non management. One week on, one week off.
Haven't done the exact math yet but should do about $210,000 this year.
Includes base rate, mileage, bonus, per diems, and a little overtime but not much. Benefits on top of that yet.

[digits_]

703 medevac 6+years, left seat plus training duties, non management. One week on, one week off.
Haven't done the exact math yet but should do about $210,000 this year.
Includes base rate, mileage, bonus, per diems, and a little overtime but not much. Benefits on top of that yet.

Nice one! In MB?

[Ash Ketchum]

Was 705 left seat (year 4) making 95k (without perdiem and overtime). Now year 1, 705 right seat making 56k. By the looks of this thread I should have stayed 703...

[Minimums]

604. Less than 300 hours a year. Just north of 200k, adjusted for inflation every year. No office work. Show up, fly plane, clean it up, go home. Top shelf benefits and retirement.

Please drop any mention of per diem, it’s embarrassing.

[Maynard]

Should add AC type as 703 left seat could be a C185 C208 or king air etc

[elgordo777]

2000tt. Right seat light biz jet. 250hrs a year. Year 1 $100K

[Flight94]

705 FO, year 2, 85k base

[twa22]

Well I started a thread about this few days ago with a link to US salaries...

viewtopic.php?t=176524

Anyways...

703/704 Year 2 FO, 62K base salary

[Aspiredtofly]

So far haven't seen a depressing one.

[throwour20]

703/704 DHC6 left seat
68k + benefits (no flight benefits)
3 weeks on/off.

[Liftdump]

604
Approx 150 hrs per year
No on call
Large Biz Jet
Good benefits,RRSP,Company Credit Card
170 K

[Ash Ketchum]

I am unfamiliar, does 604 include management companies as well or is it straight corporate ?

[‘Bob’]

604. Less than 300 hours a year. Just north of 200k, adjusted for inflation every year. No office work. Show up, fly plane, clean it up, go home. Top shelf benefits and retirement.

Please drop any mention of per diem, it’s embarrassing.

Why?

$5k a year tax free and I barely spend any of it on the road because I’m home every night.

Stop mentioning hours. I do less than 300 a year. But I also have 15 days a month I can plan for that I don’t have to be available at all plus vacation, sick days. personal days, etc.

I also don’t clean. That’s embarrassing.

[flyingcanuck]

Surprisingly some good salaries in here

[digits_]

604. Less than 300 hours a year. Just north of 200k, adjusted for inflation every year. No office work. Show up, fly plane, clean it up, go home. Top shelf benefits and retirement.

Please drop any mention of per diem, it’s embarrassing.

Why?

$5k a year tax free and I barely spend any of it on the road because I’m home every night.

Stop mentioning hours. I do less than 300 a year. But I also have 15 days a month I can plan for that I don’t have to be available at all plus vacation, sick days. personal days, etc.

I also don’t clean. That’s embarrassing.

It's funny, per diems shouldn't be mentioned, until your employer stops offering them, then all of a sudden they'll be looking for companies that offer per diems

[JHR]

604. Less than 300 hours a year. Just north of 200k, adjusted for inflation every year. No office work. Show up, fly plane, clean it up, go home. Top shelf benefits and retirement.

Please drop any mention of per diem, it’s embarrassing.

Why?

$5k a year tax free and I barely spend any of it on the road because I’m home every night.

Stop mentioning hours. I do less than 300 a year. But I also have 15 days a month I can plan for that I don’t have to be available at all plus vacation, sick days. personal days, etc.

I also don’t clean. That’s embarrassing.

And your salary?

[YHZCL]

604. Less than 300 hours a year. Just north of 200k, adjusted for inflation every year. No office work. Show up, fly plane, clean it up, go home. Top shelf benefits and retirement.

Please drop any mention of per diem, it’s embarrassing.

Why?

$5k a year tax free and I barely spend any of it on the road because I’m home every night.

Stop mentioning hours. I do less than 300 a year. But I also have 15 days a month I can plan for that I don’t have to be available at all plus vacation, sick days. personal days, etc.

I also don’t clean. That’s embarrassing.

It's funny, per diems shouldn't be mentioned, until your employer stops offering them, then all of a sudden they'll be looking for companies that offer per diems

*Edited to add link.

Per diems are legally required by the government for employees that travel away from their base, regardless of profession. In fact you can google the amount required to be paid, it’s just over 90$ a day as of 2022 I believe. Don’t act like they are doing you a favour by paying it.

https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency ... -2022.html

[Heavy Rayn]

703 left seat. Multi turbine machine.

Hired in march on the right seat, went left seat start of sept.

Just over 44k at this place since march. Full year in the left seat will be about 75k-85k. I'll report back in 365

Made about 6k at my prior place in jan/feb, 3k/mo.

[digits_]

Why?

$5k a year tax free and I barely spend any of it on the road because I’m home every night.

Stop mentioning hours. I do less than 300 a year. But I also have 15 days a month I can plan for that I don’t have to be available at all plus vacation, sick days. personal days, etc.

I also don’t clean. That’s embarrassing.

It's funny, per diems shouldn't be mentioned, until your employer stops offering them, then all of a sudden they'll be looking for companies that offer per diems

*Edited to add link.

Per diems are legally required by the government for employees that travel away from their base, regardless of profession. In fact you can google the amount required to be paid, it’s just over 90$ a day as of 2022 I believe. Don’t act like they are doing you a favour by paying it.

https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency ... -2022.html

I would love to see a reference that requires an employer to pay 90 dollars a day per diem. The link you provided shows the maximum allowance for tax deductions etc. It's not a required minimum.

[spruceair]

704 19 Seat Turboprop. Base around 74k. With some OT and training pay it’ll be closer to 100k gross.