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Than why don't you please tell us what would 5 yr FO will make....

Go on airlinepilotcentral.com and look up the salaries for each airline.

As for Sailpilot's example. If you work the max of 1000 hrs at $92/hr... well, Im gonna let you figure this one out. :beer:
 
Go on airlinepilotcentral.com and look up the salaries for each airline.

As for Sailpilot's example. If you work the max of 1000 hrs at $92/hr... well, Im gonna let you figure this one out. :beer:
If you get PAID 1000 hrs you will get 94k including time and half.
 
Hourly rate times 1000 hours dont always = Annual salary. At one said Regional that paid a lot of soft time at $63hr + Perdiem my 2007 W2= $115,000.

Chairman
 
If you are a 5 yr FO you will be on 6 yr pay rate.....that rate is not $92 but it's 95.65 for the first 78 hours....anything above 78 is at $143.48....I credit around 90 to 95 hours a month....let's use 90 hour credit....78x95.65=7460 12x143.48=1721.76 7460+1721=$9181
$9181x12=$110,181 I also get redeye override of $13 in hour...Again for me Avg about $700 a month.. some guys don't like redeyes so they don't do them...so add $8400 a yr...$110,181+8400=$118,581 and that's for 90 hours a month....Credit....No RSA.....
 
Hourly rate times 1000 hours dont always = Annual salary. At one said Regional that paid a lot of soft time at $63hr + Perdiem my 2007 W2= $115,000.

Chairman


Some don't count per diem towards their salary.
 
If you are a 5 yr FO you will be on 6 yr pay rate.....that rate is not $92 but it's 95.65 for the first 78 hours....anything above 78 is at $143.48....I credit around 90 to 95 hours a month....let's use 90 hour credit....78x95.65=7460 12x143.48=1721.76 7460+1721=$9181
$9181x12=$110,181 I also get redeye override of $13 in hour...Again for me Avg about $700 a month.. some guys don't like redeyes so they don't do them...so add $8400 a yr...$110,181+8400=$118,581 and that's for 90 hours a month....Credit....No RSA.....


Seems like you got it down pat. Why did you ask your original question?:beer:
 
Ok Sorry $63 hr = $107,000 W2 2007

Don't apologize. If I wanted to find out what i would make at an airline (minimum), I would take hourly rate x min guarantee. All other hrs, pay is not guaranteed until its done, so I don't count on it. Congrats on your W2. Were you expecting that at the beginning of the year?
 
sailpilot.......I'm just a shade under that 120 mark and i"m on the 4th year scale......I'm a driver, but still enjoy an average of 12-14 days off a month......
an yes, i'm swing'in gear
 
I bid straight productivity.......commutability is not an issue.......if i had to commute....i'd loose at least 4 days off a month and would have a second kid who looked like the FedEx guy.
 
second kid who looked like the FedEx guy.

well at least that kid would have decent health benefits...:D

Good job on the 120 while being lucky enough to live in base. Seeing how 90+% of our pilots commute, I don't think making 120 and being home only 8-10 days a month is sustainable? Your divorce will cut that 120 down to 50.:eek:

I think we can both agree that 120 is not the "norm" for what was bing discussed?
 

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