Originally Posted by
NuGuy
Is it, or is it not, true that schedules less than 70 hours are deleted when considering what is "average" when computing the number to pay FPL people?
That would go a LONG way in explaining why everyone I know is getting 68 hour lines from PBS, yet the "average" pay for FPL purposes is 87 hours.
If true, the real way to make a dent in the FPL pay is to change the policy manual to take into consideration all lines down to 60 hours, versus 70.
Nu
Does anyone want to confirm or deny this? I find it extremely hard to believe, as probably most pilots here do, that 87 hours is the average for a pilot.
Really? Particularly in months like the last 3 where the AVL in the majority of categories is around 74 hours