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I bid 18 days per bid period. My average bring home pay per check, which is every two weeks, is roughly $1,600, including perdiem, which ranges from $275-$325 per check. I have family insurance and 401k taken out of my check as well. If you work 18 days per period you'll make over $50k, no problem, on first year pay.

18 X $195 X 13 Bid Periods = $45,630 + Per Diem ($6,000-$7,000 easily)

Then there's overtime, working on your days off......
 
I bid 18 days per bid period. My average bring home pay per check, which is every two weeks, is roughly $1,600, including perdiem, which ranges from $275-$325 per check. I have family insurance and 401k taken out of my check as well. If you work 18 days per period you'll make over $50k, no problem, on first year pay.

18 X $195 X 13 Bid Periods = $45,630 + Per Diem ($6,000-$7,000 easily)

Then there's overtime, working on your days off......

Does it apply to the CL300 guys too?? since u are in the lear you probably fly more ...

thanks
 
F.O.'s make the same money regardless of aircraft flown. The only way to make more is to fly more, do overtime, or luck into some nice international trip on the 300 or 604.
 
I bid 18 days per bid period. My average bring home pay per check, which is every two weeks, is roughly $1,600, including perdiem, which ranges from $275-$325 per check. I have family insurance and 401k taken out of my check as well. If you work 18 days per period you'll make over $50k, no problem, on first year pay.

18 X $195 X 13 Bid Periods = $45,630 + Per Diem ($6,000-$7,000 easily)

Then there's overtime, working on your days off......
So you're working a month's worth of extra work days for less money than an NJA FO on the reserve schedule? Wow, that sucks.

(18x13=234 days @ Flex for $45,630)
(18x12=216 days @ NJA for $46,286)
 
You make less money plus you have to pay for medical and there is the lower 401k match. It all adds up.
 
Yes, it DOES all add up. From what I have read, FlexJet guys upgrade in 2 years while NJA guys will wait 5 +/- years to do so. Also, the lowest seniority pilot at FlexJet is flying the Learjet 45 while the lowest NJA guy is flying the Beechjet and Citation Ultra. Different strokes for different folks. Both seem like good places to work.


You make less money plus you have to pay for medical and there is the lower 401k match. It all adds up.
 
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Does it apply to the CL300 guys too?? since u are in the lear you probably fly more ...

thanks

he only HAS to work 16 days a bid period, but asks for 2 more days (at the same time, some dude like me is asking for 14 instead of 16).

The 300 folks fly the most. I am in the lear 60 and I am pretty lazy.

and yeah, right now we do work more and get paid less. We do have the quicker upgrade going for us at the moments. But everybody knows thats comes in waves, just like the entire industry I guess
 
Look at it like this: while we do work more days and get paid a little less, there is a quiker upgrade. With that said; in the short run, say 6 to 7 years you will make more money at Flex.
So pilots who are retired, or going for an airline career Flex is probably a better place. Long term NJA may be better, but not by much.
 
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Who freakin cares who is better! What makes a company is not the pay scale but the QOL and the people you work with. All NetJets can do is listen to the people who have left FlexJet for NetJets (which many were disgruntled employees so what they say doesnt count) and then make things up as they go along. Those of us here are happy and love our jobs just like you do. So instead of acting like you are Gods while we are peons lets working on making the Frac industry second to none ( No this does not mean we need a freakin union at Flex).

Bailey
 
Who freakin cares who is better! What makes a company is not the pay scale but the QOL and the people you work with. All NetJets can do is listen to the people who have left FlexJet for NetJets (which many were disgruntled employees so what they say doesnt count) and then make things up as they go along. Those of us here are happy and love our jobs just like you do. So instead of acting like you are Gods while we are peons lets working on making the Frac industry second to none ( No this does not mean we need a freakin union at Flex).

Bailey
ARE YOU TALKING TO ME? CAUSE I DON'T SEE NOBODY ELSE...
 

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