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Old 03-23-2016 | 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Hueypilot
If they do an even split profit sharing, AA will be the only airline that does it that way. All the other airlines do some kind of weighted measurement based on salary and hours worked. Otherwise, you'll get minimum wage, part time workers making as much profit sharing as pilots and middle managers, who work more and arguably contribute more.

I'd expect something similar to what the other airlines use...and I would expect the typical pilot will receive more than $4200. No, not DAL-like $20K payouts, but still a respectable sum considering a month ago, profit sharing earned us $0.
Just to keep it accurate.... non overtime 12 yr FO had
$39K in 2015 profit sharing at DAL
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