Originally Posted by FrontSeat
(Post 1550812)
Really? I cannot count how many line on the 400 are built to less then 60 hours credit this period......
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Originally Posted by FrontSeat
(Post 1550852)
So if both pilots never turned a wheel and we are just looking at hourly rate and hours paid the Delta guy wins.....
I'm a 2007 hire, and I made a lot more than my 75 hour per pay period guarantee last year. That's without picking up any open time trips, and no JA/overtime trips. I just flew my line (usually a VTO line with some RSCA or RSCP scattered in there) and conflicted as many trips as I could. Per diem, international override pay, and other premium pay (late arrival pay, change of layover pay) can (and in my case has) increased my annual pay by a 5 figure amount. That's the reality of our pay. I think you're really misleading people by simply quoting what an FO makes based on his guarantee per pay period. I can't speak for other FOs here, but I for one would find it extremely difficult to turn my nose up to what I get paid by UPS, just to walk away and start all over again at the bottom of another seniority list. The grass isn't always greener on the other side of the fence. |
Sorry guys, 05 hire here and have yet to break $200K.
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Originally Posted by 1800 RVR
(Post 1550946)
Sorry guys, 05 hire here and have yet to break $200K.
2007 ... never been close either. At least I kept a paycheck, there's 40 that wish they had it this bad. I actually made LESS in 2013 than 2012, go figure. It could be the long-term training event and associated per diem. We do sound like a bunch of purple cry babies though ... ;) |
Originally Posted by CactusCrew
(Post 1550955)
We do sound like a bunch of purple cry babies though ... ;)
Happy New Year to All.:) |
2005 hire here as well. Unless you pick up a lot of trip trades and spend more time OCONUS then in CONUS raking in international per diem rates, no way will you come close to $200k.
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Originally Posted by L'il J.Seinfeld
(Post 1549843)
We make more than legacy narrow body captains. Nobody at UPS only makes guarantee. Most lines are well into the 80-85 hour range.
The grass is greener with your seniority L'l J, good for you. A few numbers around here makes a huge difference. I hope that 2014 is the year our furloughees return. I don't think they can get much more in efficiencies. Happy New Year, I hope you all are doing ok and are working! |
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