End of year paycheck

[Helos2Galaxy]

$120K. Year 3 7ER at mother Delta. 880 hrs. (Had to work for it.)

And before anyone else starts throwing in ancillary compensation ... let's set some ground rules:

No per diem, no profit sharing and no 401k matches allowed.

Your W-2 will relect taxable per diem, which is when u do not have a layover. BTW u beat me by 15K; I am an 88 w/ 11 years)

 

[GogglesPisano]

Your W-2 will relect taxable per diem, which is when u do not have a layover. BTW u beat me by 15K; I am an 88 w/ 11 years)

Half of that was YR3 pay and half was YR4. Again, I worked every my tail off. Holidays and weekends. Filled up every month. No GS's (too junior.) No IA's (never around to fly them.) Hopefully I can throttle back if we get a better PWA

 

[ePilot22]

Fixed. Thanks for not quoting it.




eP.

 

[waveflyer]

Thread drift:
I hate those posts eP- 90%+ of all regional pilots never wanted to fly for a regional for any length of time- they want to get on with a major. They never got a vote in how much was outsourced and before you say how they got all this flight time- all outsourcing did was make the minimums higher after a longer period of stagnation-

It was major airline pilots who first allowed jet outsourcing - then accepted the bs under bk- and in DALPAS case gave -900's away out of bk as late as 2006 for a biscuit of a payraise.

Major airline pilots need to realize they were the cause- and really the ones who can fix it.

 

[kwick]

$281,000. 831 block hours. And Ty Webb still thinks he should be senior to me.

How do you lose pay if he's senior to you.

Maybe he's worked for the company longer, and put in more time than you.

 

[RJLoser]

Wow. Is this my future? You guys gonna compare junk later. Pathetic.

 

[ivauir]

How do you lose pay if he's senior to you.

Maybe he's worked for the company longer, and put in more time than you.

Ty hasn't worked for the company at all.

 

[Monster Buck]

Wow. Is this my future? You guys gonna compare junk later. Pathetic.

No its not. So please leave and dont click on here again if you don't like it.

 

[RJLoser]

No its not. So please leave and dont click on here again if you don't like it.

Just seems a little childish buck.

 

[slaquer5]

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[SFR]

That should be great for your company's bottom line. Keep it up.

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I only care about my bottom line..

 

[Monster Buck]

Just seems a little childish buck.

I agree with the way some do it, but the majority of the posts really do help. It may seem like posturing but it lets us all over a very diverse spectrum see what guys around the country are really taking home at their airlines on their aircraft. This helps keep things in perspective and give us an idea of what we need to shoot above on our own contracts at our own airlines. We all know pay scales alone don't tell the whole story. This doesn't either but it helps.

 

[puddlejumper101]

$142,478 w/out retro (150,086 with retro). 4th year pay. Had to fly 876 block hours though. Live in domicile, so it really isn't that bad.

 

[BOHICAgain]

3rd Year CA Pay 76,500 not per diem or 401K
blocked 838 hours

41 Overnights
210 Days off
Live in Base

 

[captb767]

Capt B767/757
23 yr
202,000
601 block hrs

 

[vv100]

7 yr FO
175 K
650 Block

I'm a quality of life guy

 

[NetjetsFalcon]

16 Year NetJets Captain

244 flight hours

$197,812

 

[Monster Buck]

guys and gals, try to include what airline or if its corporate, its not always so obvious by every one's profile.

 

[nwaf16dude]

11 year Delta 7ER FO on reserve, 473 hours, 110K
(Had three months of training or benched waiting for training)

 

[800Dog]

12 year Delta 737ng hud model FO. I do not fly very much. About 68-74 hrs a month. Golf game is good. Skiing is going swimingly. Enjoy cocktails often with friends. Recently took up wine and beer tastings at a local establishment. 102k. Happy my better half makes more $$ than I. Do not kill yourselves guys! Enjoy the ride....