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Allegiant too. New contract last year has them making double what they did pre-contract. Not sure where this information came from but the whole chart should be shaded.
 
First of all it should have been titled "How much airline pilots used to make."

Second - AWA had two contracts. The first was negotiated during chapter 11 the second under the restrictions imposed by the ATSB. Both resulted in raises.

How did your USAir heros do while negotiating under ch 11 and ATSB constraints? That's right - they gave away the farm. Lot's of backbone there.

Third - You're not even a real pilot. You were stupid enough to pay for a "job" at Gulfstream, lose that job and then call AWA pilots PFTers.

All the while not flying airplanes for a living.

So what have we learned;

MCDU can't spell, can't even pay for a flying job and has no grasp of logic.

That is to say MCDU is clearly a loser.

If anyone doubts this, simply review all of MCDU's posts. He makes a compelling case.
 
I wonder if we could go back another 15 years to see the crappy and sub standard wages SWA pilots made...

Yeah, who would have wanted those hundreds of thousands of dollars in stock options?
 
Check it out. I guess AWA was the model the CEO's had in mind. Hence Mesa Grande.
Also check out Airtran. Wow
Thanks for lowering the bar.

http://web.mit.edu/airlinedata/www/...d Salaries - PILOT AND CO-PILOT PERSONNEL.htm

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......says the guy working for gulfstream international.
Marty, your boyfriend's (st nic) airline was the catalyst in lowering the bar.
Us Airways is the lowest paying crap hole today.
How fast did your man and his group dump their pensions??
You should offer him congrats though. After 25 years, he's just now holding a block on the 190 as an f/o.
Oh and those 25 year 737 captains are just now making what a 5 year swa f/o makes.
You should be real proud.
 
The AirTran rates have no basis in reality. AirTran's most junior CA in 2009 would have made more than that by just flying the monthly minimum guarantee, so it is not any sort of average. Add 25-60% for a more accurate range.


It's called FO pay. It brought the average down.
 
Ty Webb said:
After seeing how wrong the CA rates were, I didn't bother looking at the FO rates

The rates listed in the study were an average of all pilots. `Cause that's what we are: pilots. One's status as "captain" or "first officer" is a product of the capricious situation of each company's seniority system, not some divine imprimatur.
 

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