Pro-Pilot Playbook PODCAST#4 // How much MONEY does a pilot make? 

Same! Race ya to the Captain's seat!

Same man, 2 years into law enforcement and I’m thinking about making the change. I can’t find the answer of why I wouldn’t make the change! Best of luck

@@DSwizzy23 good for you! After 6 years in the ER I need a change for sure. A buddy of mine is in the same boat and he’s leaving his law enforcement gig as well.

I really appreciate the kind comment. Good luck to you!!

Love!!

Thanks Mighty

Great question! If you upgrade year five you get 5 year captain pay. Thanks for asking.

For quick reference if you want to refer back, or refer anyone to the video, tell them start watching at 6:10 roughly

Absolutely you're not too old! You will need at least a second-class medical, first class if your captain. I have flown with many corporate pilots in their 60s. You can have a long career at 51. Please jump in. Keep us posted on your journey.

@@ProPilotPlaybook Hi guys thank you for you answer. A few days back I asked my CFI about me working towards the corporate world. My CFI is about to retired from AA and dedicate her self to a full time commitment to teach as a CFI, she is really knowledgeable when it comes to teach and advising. (35,000 plus hours) wow. Any way her answer hit my gut so hard that took me a day to shake it off, she said: " Javier you have so many problems multitasking that by the time you learn everything it is going to be too late and too old, not a good idea, not a good plan" ouch it hurts. Any way she is right I do have a problem multitasking, I soloed at 45 hours, still working on short and soft takeoffs and landings not close to cross country. Any ideas how can I overcome the multitasking 😁. Thanks for your imput. You guys are awesome 🛫

Thank you for sending us the question! I wanted to let you know that we answered your question on the podcast! Please feel free to send us an update of your training progress and any other questions you may have. Good luck in your aviation career! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DX8j0zZkA3s.html

Hey it’s been over 2 years did you decide to go to ATP and if so was it worth it ? Are you a pilot at the airlines 😅

Was it worth it?

I would never go into debt for this.

Hi, thanks for the question. International flights require extra training. They are more complex because you're often times stretching the airplane to its maximum limits. You're also dealing with complex navigation over the ocean.

No, you go back to first year pay. If you go from a regional to a major airline, though there may be less of a pay cut.

If you change Airlines on the same type aircraft. Can you negotiate the entry pay year rate if they have trouble recruiting etc?

Thank you Sam!

Hey William, thanks for the comment. Hopefully you're at a regional that has a "Flow-Through" program? Just remember, every step on the pilot career ladder is better than that person you know sitting under the fluorescent lights everyday that only gets to dream about the view from your office window! The good job is coming very soon, hang in there...

Hey William where are you based?

Funny part I’m an entrepreneurial student studying pre dentistry right now with a passion for aviation. Only reason why I’m so eager to do aviation is for happiness however I’m not sure if sticking to dentistry would work better for me as the pay is huge and reliable

We are going to make an updated video soon- but things are looking better in 2023. American just got a new record-breaking contract. This trickles throughout the entire industry. Thank you for the question!