What is normal for a pilot to make in income?

Answer by  emhaskey (685)

In the US, the salary of a commercial pilot with 1-4 years of experience ranges from $24,000-$60,000. With 5-9 years of experience, the salary ranges from $40,000-$60,000. With 10-19 years experience, the salary ranges from $60,000-$120,000. With 20 or more years of experience, salaries range from $70,000-$170,000. Salaries vary depending on location and employer.

Answer by  swizz (390)

Salary varies with the Airlines the pilot works for. For example, new Delta Airline pilot earns around $50,000 plus and captain of the same airline could earn $200,000 plus.

Answer by  bob36 (16)

Ultimately, it depends on the type of pilot you are and your experience. If you are the pilot for a commercial airline then your salary is about 30k starting and with experience can be well over 200k. Where if you fly a private jet your salary can range from 20k to 120k.

Answer by  Jeremy83 (28)

A pilots income will vary depending upon the pilots experience level and the type of aircraft being flown. Additionally, a pilots income may be paid as a daily rate, per flight hour flow, or a straight salary. Entery level pilots can expect to make $20,000 or less, while an experienced pilot can make over $100,000 per year.

Answer by  adriana2010 (34)

The amount of income a pilot makes varies by both experience, location and company.For example, the average monthly income in Mexico in 2004 was equal to $2529 us dollars; while in Russia it was $864.While in Kuwait a pilot would be making what would be equal to 6445 us dollars!

Answer by  tamkees (3203)

The salary range for pilots is broad and depends on whether you work for the government or a private company, as well as the type of cargo you carry. You can make as little as about 23K per year or, with experience, as much as about 177K.

Answer by  ShayanFCB (366)

The typical average yearly income of a US Airline pilot, or co-pilot, is anywhere from sixteen thousand dollars a year, to one hundred and six thousand dollars a year. It depends on the tenure of the pilot, what airline you work for, and how well you do while in training

Answer by  Brett (7986)

Pilots can range anywhere between $30,000 a year to $300,000 depending on the type of plane they fly, how often, the company they work for and what they are carrying.