NetJets: By the Numbers
 

A couple of articles showcasing the operation.


https://privatejetcardcomparisons.co...nd-fast-facts/


https://privatejetcardcomparisons.co...rth-the-price/

Great for those sitting in the back

When is NJA starting to take delivery of the 7500?

2021

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peanut butter and jelly sandwiches makes up for low pay.

According to some guy that posts here a lot, all your dreams will come true and you’ll be rich.


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The starter of the thread? [emoji848]. The frequent company minion? Hmmmmm. That is a tough one.

every job has +'s and -'s but you choose the one that works best for your QOL, wishes, life, family.

As far as income, making $300K flying an under-20,000 lbs plane, isn't bad at all in today's world.

CC76 base pay is $217k for a MAXED out Captain, meaning you will gone from home 19 days per month on a 6-3, 6-3, 7-5 type of schedule. I for one want my kids to know who I am. If you are single or not married, good option if you live to work.

Add long bonus $8.7k, average of 4 holidays $6k, FDP AVERAGE of $20k, $5k in OT and you arrive at $256k. Some do work extended days, that will put you above 20 days per month. Sometimes you will get a return after midnight, for simplicity round to $260k.

$260k flying a little airplane is most definitely very good! The option is there to make the money if needed, and you WILL work for it! Mind you, again, this is for a topped out Captain. Large cabin Captains make a bit more as well, but you need 20+ years seniority to hold that.

You have to compare Apples to Apples, 401k match is NOT wages. It is part of you compensation package.

People throw around $300k like it’s the norm, which is most certainly not. It is doable for sure, but takes A LOT OF WORK!!

In 2025 a cc76 captain bases at 261k with the yearly longevity of 10k.

This year the base is 224k.

7/7 in 2025 is 201k with 8k longevity.

This year 172k with 6900 longevity.