Old School 737
NG's now and it is A OK!!
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Don't have a public link to them, but just go here and add 4% for 7/1, + 8.5% on 1/1/13, + 3% on 1/1/14, + 3% on 1/1/15.Pay rates link anybody please thx..
The maximum number of 76 seat aircraft was reduced from 255 to 223.
The maximum number of 70 seat aircraft was reduced from unlimited to 102. (pesky large turboprop exemption eliminated)
The maximum number of 50 seat aircraft was reduced from unlimited to 125
The total number of fee for departure aircraft was reduced from approx. 600 to a hard cap of 450.
Mainline block hour ratios ensure a greater share of block hours within the Delta brand are flown by Delta pilots.
Furlough protection was improved, as was code-sharing and joint venture protections.
The maximum number of 76 seat aircraft was reduced from 255 to 223.
The maximum number of 70 seat aircraft was reduced from unlimited to 102. (pesky large turboprop exemption eliminated)
The maximum number of 50 seat aircraft was reduced from unlimited to 125
The total number of fee for departure aircraft was reduced from approx. 600 to a hard cap of 450.
Mainline block hour ratios ensure a greater share of block hours within the Delta brand are flown by Delta pilots.
Furlough protection was improved, as was code-sharing and joint venture protections.
Boeing will actually take them first, clean them up, paint them, put in new seats, and install wifi.
And that's on top of 9.3% company match. It's June 29th and I've already maxed out my portion of 17k.
How are you doing?
I'm sure he's doing much better, red, seeing as how he actually has a retirement plan, and we don't. All we have is a 401k. Unlike us, the General doesn't have to contribute a dime of his own money to his retirement if he doesn't want to. He gets 15% contributed to his B-Fund without him doing anything. It's all company money. If he wants to contribute anything, it all goes on top of the company's 15%. In other words, it's better than that 401k that you're bragging about. No pilot should ever brag about a 401k plan. It's embarrassing. Crappy regional contracts have 401k plans. Major airline pilots should have B-Fund pension plans. We're the only major airline that doesn't have one. AirTran had one before SWA gutted it. Maybe you should start thinking about adding that to the list for Section 6 negotiations.
Yep. 255-76 seat jets was the max. New contract, not so much.the old contract cap was 255 max 70+76 seat jets