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Msg ID: 2780710 Hot off the press +7/-10     
Author:JUSTHELICOPTERS
4/25/2023 9:56:33 AM

Hot of the press, read the March-April 2023 issue of Rotor Pro Magazine here: https://bit.ly/RotorProMag_MarchApril2023

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: 2022-2023 U.S. Helicopter Pilot Salary & Benefits Survey | Black Hills Aerial Adventures + Video | Airbus Helicopters Program Updates | SMS for Small Operators | Executive Watch: Todd Tetzlaff, CEO of Enstrom Helicopters | Meet a Rotor Pro: Scott Tinnesand, AH-64 Test Pilot, The Boeing Company | My 2 Cents Worth | Safety First | Uncrewed Update | Mil2Civ Transition | Maintenance Minute | Rotorcraft Checkride




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Msg ID: 2780723 Hot off the press +0/-6     
Author:Undocumented Immigrant
4/25/2023 11:28:04 AM

Reply to: 2780710

Where's the Spanish version?



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Msg ID: 2780759 Hot off the press +3/-2     
Author:I for one
4/25/2023 5:10:53 PM

Reply to: 2780726

The results from the Salary survey are kind of interesting.



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Msg ID: 2780761 Couple comments +5/-1     
Author:Out of touch
4/25/2023 5:27:42 PM

Reply to: 2780710

"Our industry sectors therefore must work together to solve this issue. We must come together now to find new sources of potential employees..." and "We need to expand our vision to locate new pools of talent..."

Uuuuhhh... No. Not new sources or new pools. Those are already there, how about we learn why people are leaving for better opportunities and start with fixing the reason people are leaving. Or how about we look at how do we help attract pilots to this industry. I'll start by saying we should treat them like the professionals they are. Give them a pipeline to not enter the industry $100k or more in debit to only make $70k after 10 years of service. No, sign-on bonus' are not how you help that. 



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Msg ID: 2780762 Couple comments +2/-7     
Author:stop exaggerating bro
4/25/2023 5:39:27 PM

Reply to: 2780761

you don't go 100k in debt learning to fly and no pilot is only making 70k after 10 years. my first job at RLC 16 years ago paid at 900 hours with no turbine time paid 53K. they now start at 72K. not bad money for a first job. I'm now making 140+. 



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Msg ID: 2780774 Couple comments +2/-1     
Author:Really?
4/25/2023 8:09:58 PM

Reply to: 2780762

Workover much?



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Msg ID: 2780779 Couple comments +0/-3     
Author:you are always so surprised by
4/25/2023 8:41:54 PM

Reply to: 2780774

everything. RLC is paying 72K for robbie pilots. I do zero work over but I do get paid OT for my travel.



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Msg ID: 2780780 Couple comments +3/-2     
Author:If you
4/25/2023 8:46:46 PM

Reply to: 2780779

all want really high income look carefully through corporate jobs.  Good pay,work schedules, benefits, equipment and much more.  Can't hurt to take a peek.



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Msg ID: 2780878 Corporate gigs +0/-2     
Author:Anonymous
4/26/2023 2:51:44 PM

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Are I only given to 20 yr experience guys typically


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Msg ID: 2780903 Corporate gigs +0/-0     
Author:Then
4/26/2023 9:29:15 PM

Reply to: 2780878

wait your turn.  It is very easy flying and pays big bills.



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