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GIVSP said:
Gents, Could someone explain normal and reserve under netjets pay. Thanks

Normal is for the 7 on 7 off schedule. $39K plus overtime and holiday pay the 1st year. Reserve is for the max 18 days per month reserve schedule. $46.2K 1st year. You're on reserve pay until completing training. Then (in most fleets anyway) you'll have a choice of bidding 7-7 or reserve. BTW, overtime and holiday pay average 10%-20% of base pay. Per Diem averages $570/month.

AirBear
 
AirBear8, Thanks for the reply. Are those numbers for real. Our Chief Pilot has a hard time believing those salary numbers. GG
 
You can take those F/O pay numbers I gave you and add 5% per year up to year 5 then 3% per year after that. Five year base Captain's pay is $90K for 7-7 and $106.7K for reserve. It goes up very slowly after that.

AirBear
 
GIVSP said:
AirBear8, Thanks for the reply. Are those numbers for real. Our Chief Pilot has a hard time believing those salary numbers. GG

Does he have trouble believing them because they are too low or too high in his opionion???? Either way they are real....
 
Kit Darby rocks! Wait- I meant Kit Darby should be stoned..... by lots and lots of rocks.
 
jtf said:
Kit Darby rocks! Wait- I meant Kit Darby should be stoned..... by lots and lots of rocks.

I always figured Kit WAS stoned. That would explain a lot! ;) TC
 
To high. 198,000 for a 10 year DA-2000 captain. He had a hard time with that. Great for you guys.
 
I know this is going to sound confusing, but the Falcon 2000EX EASy, is one of our "class 4" pay airplanes. Class 4 and 5 airplanes are years in seat, not years of service as class 1, 2, and 3 are. So, a 10 year 2000EX captain is really 18 to 20 years with the company. Still a good deal for us in the long run, but not as good as you thought!
 
So NJF - if a person is a Citation 10 Capt for umpteen years and then goes to the F-2000 his pay starts back at Yr 1 in Class 4? Sounds kinda trippy....

Baja.
 
Going2Baja said:
So NJF - if a person is a Citation 10 Capt for umpteen years and then goes to the F-2000 his pay starts back at Yr 1 in Class 4? Sounds kinda trippy....

Baja.


A 10 year citation X Captain makes 106,000 base. A 1st yr Falcon 2000EX EASy captain makes 120,000 base. (These are 7 and 7 schedule numbers) Anybody around 13 years with the company in a class 3 airplane still gets a pay raise bidding class 4. Confusing enough? We live, eat, and breathe this new contract and we're still trying to figure it out......
 

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