Zia
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Tipping in all industries follows the same general standard. 10% for poor service, 15% for good service and 20% (or more) for exceptional service.
With a helicopter pilot, if poor service amounts to a crash, I probably wouldn't tip at all! lol |
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worldsource19
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If he does a good job..10 to 20% per person, so a $500 flight should be $50 to $100 tip. |
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Muskie
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I believe $50 for both you & fiance is appropriate. |
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mrphaka
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15% is fair id say. |
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Aaron A
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Wait till the flight is over and give him what you feel appropriate. Id say if he is good tour guide and has a good since of humour then $50 would be cool gives him a chance to go out on a date or gas up the car. |
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Erik T*****
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I'd give a $20 just to be safe. |
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mmvmartha
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the tip should be based a little bit on the ride and how helpful and efficient he is. about 10-15% should be fine. |
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teazer33
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20 dollars should do it, just smile, give the cash and say thanks.
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enjoy the flight. xxx |
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urbanrt
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10% to 20% is the region you want to be thinking about I reckon. |
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chris b
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dont tip him too much he might fall out or can u fly the chopper...lolololol |
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chowda99@sbcglobal.net
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pay him as much as you think is nessasary, even if it means paying an extra 500 bucks |
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Mr. PhD
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I would tell him to buy stock in Cisco (CSCO) or Lam (LRCX). That ought to be a good enough tip for anyone |
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Gilly Gil
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$10 |
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Gobshite666
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Ten pounds and nice smile if he`s got you down safely |
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PSP
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Never tip a pilot its bad luck, if you want to do anything for these blood sucking varmits give him a pigs trotter. |
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dont know much
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I am a great believer in being generous for good service, I would therefore suggest a tip of 50 cents or if he shares any of his sandwiches with you perhaps a dollar. I am sure he would always remember you and your fiance after this sort of generous tip.
I hope you enjoy your trip |
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shoe s
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no tip |
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