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There was no conversion in what he stated. 160trips X 130TFP = 20,800 for the month. He's at the top end of the FO payscale.

When you guys come over, you won't even speak in terms of block hours anymore. The computer will tell you if an add on trip is legal, you will be focusing on the Trips for Pay column. The way we get paid is awesome, you can easily crank up the credit....if you want to.

And 160 trips X 127.5 TFP = 20,400, hence about 127, but wanted to make sure my math was right. If one would correlate that to an hourly rate, what would it be.
 
There was no conversion in what he stated. 160trips X 130TFP = 20,800 for the month. He's at the top end of the FO payscale.

When you guys come over, you won't even speak in terms of block hours anymore. The computer will tell you if an add on trip is legal, you will be focusing on the Trips for Pay column. The way we get paid is awesome, you can easily crank up the credit....if you want to.

Definitely. I rarely look at the block hours unless I want to cram some trips together.

FWIW, my awarded July line was originally 95tfp. After ELITT, I am working exactly the same number of days, and now have 115 tfp, 4.5 of which is the result of 1.5 time due to a moveup (which got me home 4.5 hours earlier on the last day!).
 
And 160 trips X 127.5 TFP = 20,400, hence about 127, but wanted to make sure my math was right. If one would correlate that to an hourly rate, what would it be.

Sorry, thought he was at the top rate of 130.24 TFP, he's on year 10 which is 127.43.

An hourly conversion of 1.15-1.18 is typical.

127.43 X 1.15 = 146.54
127.43 X 1.18 = 150.36

The differences in the conversion are based on different stage lengths. The easy way to make his comparison is to ask SWA/FO what the monthly block is, then just divide it out. Sometimes it comes out higher than what I wrote above.

RF
 
59:30 Block = $342.67 a hour. :D

I think the above converstion is correct. 1.15-1.18 factor

Sorry, thought he was at the top rate of 130.24 TFP, he's on year 10 which is 127.43.

Soon. :cartman:
 
Sorry if it sounds dumb, but too lazy to go back through all the pages, what did the integration boil down to( if it is known).

Thanks
 
If it has any semblance of truth to it they're will be a ********************load of NO votes on the SWA side.
 

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