Originally Posted by
Ramprat
Hmm..that number seems low, but if its right, wow. $21x75/mo x12=$18900
I don't know what an accurate add in for per diem might be but lets be conservative and say after taxes that number drops to 15500K take home, not including per diem. They pay for parking for commuting up to what it would be to park in base (is parking at EWR free?) How much is the insurance?!
That is the big question, how much do they get stiffed on insurance it's alot more if married with children and airline pilots should be able to afford children.. Don't forget that they were figuring in crash pad expenses as well. Irregardless, even $18,900 is still way to low to be a professional pilot flying 70 passengers around.