Define a decent wage?

I want to hear more about this $12,000/month Beaver job in Atlin.

2000 DHC II. $5000 3weeks on 1 week off
2001 ditto
2003 DHC II $5500 3 weeks on 1 off
2004 DHC III piston otter $7000 treated like a dog
2005 DHC III turbo otter $7500 6 days on 1 day off
2006 DHC III ditto
2007 DHC III $7800 5 and 2
2008 DHC III $8000 5 & 2
2009 bird dog. 4 month 40grand
2010 bird dog 4 month 44 grand
2011 bird dog 215 FO 4.5 months 51 grand
2012 ditto
2013 bird dog 215 Capt. 4.5 months 54.5
2014 ditto
2015 ditto
2016 Otter 11.5 grand 5 months max duty
2017 Otter 13.2 grand max duty
2018 Otter and Van. 15 grand max duty.

There's ten more years but there's a synopsis of one driver. You can't guarantee tips so not listed.

Thanks round pounder! Probably the most helpful post I've seen anyone out side of company management put in terms of what to expect out there!

Now what companies are those so I can apply haha?

Better than my $1200/month for the 185 in 2003 in NWO

2015 - Dockhand 3000$/month accommodation and food included
2016 PA22 campcheck pilot 2500$/month no accommodation and no food. But lots of free time and not a lot of bs to put up with and I was in a city instead of being in the middle of the bush with no road access.

Then I had a job on big wheels for the winter for 3000$/month same conditions as the PA22 job

2017 I sold my soul because I wanted to fly a beaver and make more cash than a guy I didn't like (yeah I know what can I say...). Beaver 4500$ tips were ok but not great I was averaging 300$/month. Accommodations included (really nice on top of that). The job had a couple other perks. But a ton of downsides as well.

Now I'm no longer on floats but still in the bush and the money is better than that.

2019. $12,500
2020. $12,500

I’ve come down in wages. But. I have a life now. Otter and supervan