Canadian charter airline Nolinor Aviation has revealed a new pay scale for its pilots, which it describes as a ‘bold initiative aimed at valuing and retaining talent within its team’.
The new pay structure places the starting salary of a new 737 captain at $175,000, with a progression to over $250,000 at the highest level. The rise in salary will be complemented by an increase in rest days and a future review of the salary scale for first officers, all measures Nolinor hopes will help it navigate an industry-wide shortage of pilots.
Nolinor Aviation president Marco Prud’Homme described the review as “an investment in our most valuable asset, our employees, and reflects our determination to remain the preferred choice for aviation talent”.
Nolinor offers pilots 25-40% pay increase
