Where are all these 100k/140k a year jobs for m1 engineers? There is exactly 1 posted in the job ads section here and it's Inlands. That's a STARTING WAGE of roughly $52/hr if you're in the majors, thats pretty much where you will top out! I don't know of another small operator offering more right n...

It might get you out of ON and to the West coast, that in itself would be "to what end" I'm genuinely curious: are there companies on the West Coast that would turn down an M1 licensed AME if they applied and made somewhat of an acceptable first impression? Based on stories from (ex)colleagues, I'm...

I started my career in Northern Saskatchewan

NOBODY was making 100k a year working m1. Shit, as a fourth year apprentice I was being paid 26.50 an hour.

Inland Air has a job ad up right now for an m1 engineer with a starting salary of 100k/year with 1 month paid holiday, dental, medical...

yet, Still haven't received a single application

how much is enough?

That job offer looks well, but how stable is it? I'm no M1 nor I know anything about it, but when I googled "inland air", I see planes on floats. Looks to me like one of those bush flight career that I hear of. In general, this profession is so demanding yet it pays like a piece of sh*t. The indust...

It will be tough.

Open pilot warranties are basically a thing of the past and the experience requirements get in the way.

Inland Air is paying 100k/year base + 1 month paid vacation + health/dental. 9-5 m-f flexibility in work hours, never away from base. Easy work on a straight fleet of beavers. pretty good for M1

Check out the AME job ads on this site Inland Air is paying 100k a year + 1 month of vacation, health insurance, and flight benefits for an M1 AME Flexible schedule, 9-5 5 days a week, working on beavers. easy work for good pay Also looking for apprentices. Base rate for a fresh out of schoolie 21.5...

Tbayer2021 wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 12:57 pm

DonutHole wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 12:15 pm

Tbayer2021 wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 10:37 am


That's why he stayed, right?

It isn't my place to say why he left, but I can confirm it had nothing to do with the company or the pay.

Ah yes, of course. I'll just take your word for it.

you wouldnt take the word if it sat on your face and wiggled.

They are the best paying Beaver float operator in Prince Rupert! Didn't you read the ad? :rolleyes: :mrgreen: In the industry Didn't YOU read the ad? Your posts stink of ignorance and jealousy And you sound like you're trying to hide the truth. If this was the unicorn you're making it out to be, it...

you know what, conversing with you isn't productive and your beliefs make no difference.

I'm departing the fix

There is an established float driver in this post confirming that it as good as claimed. Did you wipe after you pulled that out of your butt? That's why he stayed, right? They are the best paying Beaver float operator in Prince Rupert! Didn't you read the ad? :rolleyes: :mrgreen: In the industry Di...

Tbayer2021 wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 10:37 am

DonutHole wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 10:16 am There is an established float driver in this post confirming that it as good as claimed.

Did you wipe after you pulled that out of your butt?

That's why he stayed, right?

It isn't my place to say why he left, but I can confirm it had nothing to do with the company or the pay.

There is an established float driver in this post confirming that it as good as claimed.

Did you wipe after you pulled that out of your butt?

digits_ wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2023 12:53 pm

DonutHole wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2023 11:19 am you can take it as "much more than the industry standard for the job"

Right. And what is the industry standard for the job?

You seem to be the expert, you tell me.

you can take it as "much more than the industry standard for the job"

Hey, the salary has gotta be pretty good if you can exit the rental space in PR😂 How sad Canadian aviation has become that operators are bragging about the fact that pilots can afford to buy a house in a place like PR. the best thing about places like rupert is that people like this guy will never ...

digits_ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 29, 2023 6:19 pm

DonutHole wrote: ↑Sat Apr 29, 2023 5:40 pm I'm sure complaining about an ad for a job that you aren't going to apply for is a much better use of your time.

carry on

What about complaining about people complaining about a job ad you aren't going to apply for?

I'm not the one who brought wasting time into the conversation

I'm sure complaining about an ad for a job that you aren't going to apply for is a much better use of your time.

carry on

That ad is quite possibly the worst job ad I’ve ever seen. The usual lack of info we typically see if better than the bumbling and rambling diatribe of this ad. I mean how many times do you need to talk about the salary without actually saying the salary. Also, “highest paying non executive job in ...

Shall we get a pool going as to what the salary actually is? If everything in the ad is true, it should be around 180k/year. However I think it will be more like 120k. lol, there aren't any beaver pilots earning 180k unless their duties include executive responsibilities. 120k for 500 hours on a be...

http://avcanada.ca/forums2/viewtopic.php?p=1254649&sid=6dbe0a5ee58f8c30f2786ccb079b7ae8#p1254649 Nice job North Shore. Still no salary in the posting though.... If you're the highest paying operator, why not mention it in the ad? I'll send in a resume claiming to be the most experienced but not men...

You are sort of correct goingnowherefast. The completed aircraft is about the value of the parts so there is no profit margin in building the aircraft to sell it on the market. There are however many homebuilders who want a Lancair, RV10, Glastar, or Rocket built to their specifications who will pa...

Either way, if flightchops is involved, I am not. I'll bite the bullet and ask why not? It's just my opinion, but I think the guy is a hack. It would be like a guy who cooks kraft dinner in a frying pan switched places with anthony bourdain and traveled the world telling us all about shit he barely...

I would also suggest northern lights or okanogan college (as they are partners with northern lights) The class sizes are small, the instructors give a shit and there is a HUGE portion of the BC/AB helicopter industry who will only hire from NLC. As far as wages, it depends. Dollar for dollar, until ...