How much do you make (anyone in aviation not just pilots)?

Posted by macwanders@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 20 comments

I’m curious what different roles in aviation pay.

I’ll start: Location: USA Type of airline: Commercial (pax flying) LCC Job: Mid level inflight management YOE: 5 (no degree) Salary: About 77K per year

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macwanders@reddit (OP)

Wow! That’s awesome, congrats! Do you like cargo?

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BryTheGuy06@reddit

Not sure if this counts—I make $70/hr as a UX designer (contractor) for a major airline.

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macwanders@reddit (OP)

I’d say it counts! Do you have other contracts with other industries as well? Or is that your full time client?

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BryTheGuy06@reddit

It’s full-time, but I do have another client that is in the SaaS space. That brings in about 5-10 hrs a week of extra work, which is nice.

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TheRoblock@reddit

OCC air ambulance 26 EUR per hour plus a lot of extras so more like 32-35 EUR.

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Anti_CSR@reddit

USA CFI $34/hr for primary students, $40/hr for CPL/CFI flying through the school. $50/hr independent.

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Anti_CSR@reddit

/u/healthycord is correct. Instrument also pays $36/hr. Anything other than PPL is considered advanced.

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2-4-Dinitro_penis@reddit

Anyone in aviation that isn’t pilots?

How about people studying aviation that work normal jobs?

I make ZERO because I got pissed off and walked out of work last night lmao. The company isn’t gonna honor the contract so neither am I 🤣. These Japanese companies just expect all the employees to take whatever bullshit they throw at them.

That’s why I want to be a pilot, I’m sick of Japanese work culture, but stuck here bc I’ve got a kid here and my Japanese MIL has cancer. I’d do anything for an American job again.

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