W2's

[USB737]

Jalways B747 Capt. 4th. year Box 1- 112,000 does not include 401k 15%
20 day trips every month......ok if you like life in a hotel

 

[TheBaron]

F/E first 3 months of year on 1st year pay
FO last 9 months on year 2 wide body pay
445.6 block hours but too many of days away from home
Line 1 110234.62
*6162 into B-fund
*500 match into 401K
*5489 of my money into 401K
*6821 per Diem

* not reflected in Line 1

 

[LeonPhelps]

student pilot here (usaf)... 32K with a few investments here and there

Now, by investments I hope that you are referencing many nights(investing time) in Acuna drinking much beer(investing money). Or, maybe you are one of the lucky ones who requested UPT in Columbus, MS so you could have a chance at landing a nice southern belle, rather than hanging out in the Corona Club in Acuna? Either way it's all good brother...enjoy UPT...funnest year of my life...

"Yes...drinking kills brain cells, but only the weak ones." -- Some Dead Greek Guy

 

[dojetdriver]

Jalways B747 Capt. 4th. year Box 1- 112,000 does not include 401k 15%
20 day trips every month......ok if you like life in a hotel

Darn, I thought you guys made more than that. Is that PARC, IASCO, or HACS?

 

[BVT94]

Flew with a dude last week. "You know what the space between the airspeed needle and the redline is called? Wasted Airspeed." clackclackclackclackclackclack

Lets go to 410..........................zddzadzzdzdzdzdzzdzddzzdddzdzdzdzdzdzdzdzdzdzzdzzdddzdzzdzdzdzdzd....you want me to ask for lower? Welcome to the world of SWA retards.......

 

[XR650R]

9 year SWA Capt. 12-14 days of work per month- picked up a few days along the way, opted for "max pay" for training events (train on days off) , and $9700 cash for options exercised- line 1 = $227,580. From this you would have to subtract $15,500 for 410(k). BTW, total 410(k) contribution for the year would be $31,000. Profit sharing is about $18,000 (7.9%) and that goes into a qualified retirement plan (same as 401(k)) basically. There's a few ARISA limits that I can't remember right now but somewhere around $49K should go towards retirement. (something tells me that that amount probably exceeds the previously mentioned ARISA limit) With age 65 becoming a reality, only 28 years to go- whew!

 

[Remington]

From Last year......

 

[tie1on]

29.88 x 76 x 12 =27,250 cal 777 reserve fo approx 30 hour a month flying.. profit sharing 2,152 gota luv the legacy carriers. screwing its pilots. just think stagnatin for another 5 five years because of the old farts staying. 200 of 250 are staying so they can continue to screw us again 83-85 hires what a bunch of pricks

 

[Bavarian Chef]

29.88 x 76 x 12 =27,250 cal 777 reserve fo approx 30 hour a month flying.. profit sharing 2,152 gota luv the legacy carriers. screwing its pilots. just think stagnatin for another 5 five years because of the old farts staying. 200 of 250 are staying so they can continue to screw us again 83-85 hires what a bunch of pricks

I doubled that at JB, WOW! And to think I did it on year 2 (10 months) and year 3 (2 months) pay.

tentative numbers pending W-2 ...

approx: $53,000
block time: 650
healthcare cost for 2007: $3768 (premiums) $800 (family deductible) $500 (dental bill)

Won't count per diem because I pi$$ed that away on my layovers and traveling.

My 12 month average block time: 54 hrs

 

[C40_Pilot]

14 Year USAF Major

Monthly
BASE PAY 6076.20
BAS 192.74
BAH 2518.00
FLY PAY 840

Annual ACP 25,000

Annual Pay $140,500

Hopefully my retirement won't disappear

 

[NuGuy]

W2 for 2007: 0

Zero days of work, no overnights and 365 days at home

Your continued (mandatory) support of social programs that allow people like me to be a burden on society is appriciated.

Nu

 

[RogerMOSA]

USN Res: 26K Gross 80 drill days (commute).
JB 2YR FO: 52k Gross. 470 Blk hrs. 3 mths lineholder, 9 mths reserve at home.

 

[RedDogC130]

Monthly
BASE PAY 6076.20
BAS 192.74
BAH 2518.00
FLY PAY 840

Annual ACP 25,000

Annual Pay $140,500

Hopefully my retirement won't disappear

That is because you are in DC your housing rate would be a lot different it you were based in lets say....north dakota.... So you
would be making a lot less than 140,500....

 

[OK3]

I agree that 2500 a month is not a common BHA (basic allowance for quarters to the uninitiated). When I got out mine was 1000 a month. So you (C-40 dude) are making 18k more a year based on a high BAH rate.

For the record it took me until year 3 pay at WN to make what my contemporaries (on the 25K a year bonus) made.

As an aside the 25K a year bonus does not last forever, at least in the Navy. It actually goes down once they know they got you for 20.

 

[temcgrew]

Nice resurrected thread, I only got to page two before I realized it was from '07!