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Where I used to fly it was $50/day for food. Cars and tips were expensed on top of that.
 
$1.80/hr for as long as you're away from home base (as soon as you go wheels up until you touchdown back at home). That goes to $2.80/hr for overnights, international, FSI, and holidays. Aspen is cool but you're going to lose money and wonder where it went (all I bought was dinner and a beer!).
 
27 bucks a day, flat rate. Since I never RON, I just pack a bowl of cereal and a bannana for breakfast, a couple of apples for a snack and some good frozen left overs like chilli or soup for supper. Some times I'll save a few brats from the grill and take those instead or pack some sandwiches.
 
I used to work for a Part 121 ad-hoc freight operator that paid NO PER DIEM whatsoever.

I got worked up about that every time I had to RON someplace. Even a few bucks a day would have been OK. In fact, I'm getting pissed just reminiscing about it right now.

What a slap in the face!:mad:

Wang
 
$2.50/hr starting an hour before departure until half an hour after returning to home base, with a cap of $38.00 per day. Getting a rental car is like pulling teeth around here, so it really sucks when the only place to grab some eats near your hotel is a steak house.
 
I am so lucky not to get 1.50 $duty hour

wow, 1.50$ that is horrible!

I think it is insult for pilots!

if you work 10 hours duty you make 15$

cant even get breakfest in IHOP with that money!

Pilots need to ask more, and stop flying for free!
 
At my company, we don't get a per diem per say, but we have a limit placed on what we can charge for expenses. Our company employee manual states $45 per day for food, but I have gone over that on occasion with no mention made. Of course, I've gone under that as well, so it seems to be an even wash at the end.
 

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