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[QUOTE=Casualinterest;2483543]Not quite, average credit per the company is about 87 hours per month. But there are plenty of people that credit over 100 hours per month regularly with either no pickups (bidding Max line range) or with one pickup. 120-130 is on the high side for most I've seen. I've never seen someone credit 160.
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Originally Posted by Casualinterest
(Post 2483543)
Not quite, average credit per the company is about 87 hours per month. But there are plenty of people that credit over 100 hours per month regularly with either no pickups (bidding Max line range) or with one pickup. 120-130 is on the high side for most I've seen. I've never seen someone credit 160.
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I am glad the Edv pilot group passed this new contract. I don't know if starting a new like this is the best course of action. In a way, it looks a bit childish. Just my .2 cents. Hope all is well man. Thank you for raising the bar with the new contract.
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This was some funny stuff. Don’t forget your payrates at “delta” haven’t even started yet. And they have been less than the dash8 100s since they threw 3 airlines in a blender. How long ago was that? 5 years of horrible pay? Maybe more?Never made less than 6 figs in left seat on a 37 turbo prop btw. Last 3 years. Significantly more... Glad y’all finally caught up to the rest of us. And made gains. But, they are not some magnificent strides. Consider it “the best” for now. Today’s greatest regional is tomorrow’s worst. Hope y’all didn’t accrue too much debt since pinacolaba endeavor whatever it really is.
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Originally Posted by Gooselives
(Post 2482412)
Endeavor pilots average 120-130 credit with a typical good month of 160 credit.
Let that sink in how much more money they make..... Thats almost double envoys average credit plus endeavors new pay rate.....pilots are making bank They are easily making three to four times more then the average envoy pilot Switching is a .... No brainer I am the type that is a work-a-holic so i try to get as much credit as i can every month. 1.75 years with company. im an outlier compared to the rest of the pilot group but some of the numbers are possible. May 2017 i got 168 hours of credit and average 120ish a month so it is possible. I would say the normal pilot is closer to 90 hours or less a month with no overtime. Keep in mind LGA or JFK can see that much credit with still 15-18 days off a month. also my highest crediting months are only in the summer i couldnt do it now because not enough opentime. just for retrospect |
As an 9E pilot I do not recommend anyone leave their regional to come here unless they live in NYC. Company is showing an increasing trend in expanding flying lines so much that hardly anyone flys above the 75 hour guarantee anymore. DEC and JAN lines in DTW and MSP had guys flying 60 hours of credit with 20 days off. Great if you want to stay home and get paid, not so great if you need to build 121 time.
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Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2483522)
I'm a four year FO and made more than 63K.
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Originally Posted by buddies8
(Post 2486266)
how much of that is bonus money, which expire this month
But this is as of October |
Originally Posted by Gooselives
(Post 2481273)
Great question. At year 3 with Endeavor you will be a captain making more ($92/hr) than year one pay fo pay at Delta (any airplane $86) as well as year three pay fo on E190 at Delta ($89).
So to answer your question you will be getting Delta pay. So yes you will be equal to if not better than mainline. The difference between 3 year and first year is ... 730 days. That is a very long time! So NOT equal to if not better |
Originally Posted by 7576FO
(Post 2488671)
The difference between 3 year and first year is ... 730 days. That is a very long time!
So NOT equal to if not better |
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