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Nigerian Pilot Salary 2022: See How Much Nigerian Pilot Earn

by NewsOnline Nigeria
April 18, 2022
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Nigerian Pilot Salary 2022

Nigerian Pilot Salary 2022, See How Much Nigerian Pilots Earn below.

 

 

Have you ever thought of becoming a pilot? and you want to know  How Much Nigerian Pilot Earn?  well, you are in the right place, in this article, NewsOnline Nigeria have detailed information on Nigerian Pilot Salary 2022.

 

The main reason for this is actually the cost of being a pilot. No doubt, the pilot profession is one of the most coveted professions in Nigeria.

 

It may interest you to know that Apart from the fact that the job seems fun and command a lot of respect from both people in and outside the profession, their basic salary is mouth-watering, not to talk of the bonuses and other allowances they are entitled to.

 

Nigerian Pilot Salary 2022: See How Much Nigerian Pilot Earn

 

Nigerian Pilot Salaries: How much Do Nigerian Pilots Earn?

 

Flying an aircraft is one of the most delicate jobs to do. It is one of the reasons why it reflects in their bulky pay and bonuses. The profession not only commands respect roundabout, its delicacy and sometimes complexity makes it a highly selective profession that requires lots of training. If you want to become a pilot, then you must be ready to spend. Labour that will surely bring multiple profits if successful.

Generally, an entry-level pilot earns a minimum of N200, 000 regardless of his or her position, grade or level of experience. It should be noted that fixed-wing pilots earn less than rotary pilots. Most people start as fixed-wing pilots. After some years of experience, they become captains and later convert to rotary pilots with much higher pay.

As of 2018, most aircraft companies pay in US Dollars. Pilots in oil and gas companies like Shell and Chevron earn about $10, 000 – $25, 000 per month . Air pilots that work with oil and gas companies significantly earn more than their counterpart in airway companies. The take-home of a pilot usually depends on his or her year of experience, type ratings, rank, flying hours and other basic factors.  Let us take a quick look at how much pilots in various type ratings earn.

Second officers earn between N1m and N1.8m, while a new-entry Captain earns between N2.6m and N3.3m monthly.

Commercial Pilot License: An entry-level pilot with a Commercial Pilot License from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority earns between N350,000 and N1,000,000 — depending on the airline, job description and agreement. Getting a job without type rating can sometimes be challenging

A First Officer: A first officer pilot in Nigeria earns between N800,000 and N3,000,000 depending on the airline, flying hours, and work conditions. This is the first stage after the type rating.

The Authority: The Authority on the aircraft, usually called a captain earns between N1,500,000 and N5,000,000 per month, depending on the airline, total flying hours, and working conditions.

It should be noted that pilots for local airlines earn about N800,000 per month on average, while pilots that fly international airlines are paid N2 million monthly on average.

 

 

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