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Originally Posted by Doctor13
(Post 3665124)
Just used it as an average since the suggestion was "Not Inflated Numbers." But sure pilots can do more. One ca credits 150-160 every month, but that wasn't the request. Since I made a gross error/term you didn't agree with......
12 year fo beginning Sept 2023 at 220/hr crediting 150 hours every month for the year will gross $396,000 (without per diem, bonuses, etc...) Now apply your own deductions. How does that help a guy asking what the average Take-home fo pay would be as a new hire and the first couple of years???? I’m not doubting it. Just that it was written as “max pay of 100 per month.” Only clarifying there’s really technically no max. There is a contractual max during line awarding, step trading, but after that one can exceed those max limits too. |
Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 3665190)
I’m not doubting it. Just that it was written as “max pay of 100 per month.” Only clarifying there’s really technically no max. There is a contractual max during line awarding, step trading, but after that one can exceed those max limits too.
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Originally Posted by 9mikemike
(Post 3665166)
Let’s fix that: Some guys in the SEA base can and the top couple percent in the little bases can. I think it is published by ALPA exactly how much premium was flown by seat by base. Tiny percentage of the whole. Helps all of us if we don’t try to claim the 1% as the statistical average. I will grant you that SEA as the only “real” base in the company does produce nearly all of the 1% crowd.
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Originally Posted by Doctor13
(Post 3665210)
Did you not understand the progression of the comments? I also wrote using a min pay of 75 hours, but people fly less than that as well. Didnt want to correct that statement? No one asked what's the max pay you can attain in a given month?
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Originally Posted by echelon
(Post 3665277)
He can manage to shoehorn in a humble brag about how well he works the system into pretty much any conversation.
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If you’re not working the system to your own advantage, you’re not doing it right. Or at least, doing it inefficiently.
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Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 3666305)
If you’re not working the system to your own advantage, you’re not doing it right. Or at least, doing it inefficiently.
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Originally Posted by 907ANC
(Post 3666337)
Any advice for a new hire FO?
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Originally Posted by 907ANC
(Post 3666337)
Any advice for a new hire FO?
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Originally Posted by 907ANC
(Post 3666337)
Any advice for a new hire FO?
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