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 What is the average pay scale for career as a helicopter pilot? The average helicopter pilot salary in the US ranges from $71,500 to $218,905 annually, depending on experience, type of pilot, and location. Salaries can vary significantly based on the specific job, with private pilots earning around $90,000-$117,000, civilian pilots averaging $100,249, and EMS pilots potentially earning up to $150,000. [1, 2] 
  Factors Influencing Salary:  - Experience: Captains (more experienced pilots) typically earn more than first officers. [1]  
 - Type of Pilot: EMS and offshore pilots tend to earn more than those in other roles. [2, 3, 4]  
 - Location: Salaries can vary by state and even by city. [2, 5]  
 - Industry: Some industries, like aerospace and defense, may offer higher salaries. [6]  
 - Skills: Specialized skills and certifications can also lead to higher pay. [2, 7]  
 
 Specific Salary Ranges:  - Entry-level: $58,255 to $78,763, according to Payscale 
 - Average: $74,915 to $100,249, according to multiple salary sites 
 - Top Earners: $117,000 to $218,905 
 - Florida: $74,915 to $92,290, according to ZipRecruiter 
 - Florida (Law Enforcement): $74,915 to $87,433, according to ZipRecruiter [2, 5, 8, 9, 10]  
 
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