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10-01-2018 | 11:29 PM
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10-05-2018 | 02:17 PM
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Training pay is still low so 6-8 weeks at $2k/month, so call it $4k+ 10x75x$88 = $66k. So $70k plus 15% DC into 401k, plus per diem, plus $13/hr night override and some intl override, and maybe some holiday or premium. So including all that probably $85k. Oh almost forgot profit sharing. Might add $0.15 total in a good year. So maybe $85,000.15.
10-05-2018 | 02:39 PM
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Training pay is still low so 6-8 weeks at $2k/month, so call it $4k+ 10x75x$88 = $66k. So $70k plus 15% DC into 401k, plus per diem, plus $13/hr night override and some intl override, and maybe some holiday or premium. So including all that probably $85k. Oh almost forgot profit sharing. Might add $0.15 total in a good year. So maybe $85,000.15.
My revised guess would be about $87k.
10-05-2018 | 03:13 PM
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Good point, I forgot to factor in training pay. 2nd year 190, which was $1 below current first year rates, I made $100k without selling back PTO, without flying much over guarantee, and calling out unpaid a couple times. Granted that counts profit sharing, holiday pay, and a little bit of JRA and night override.
My revised guess would be about $87k.
My revised guess would be about $87k.
10-05-2018 | 03:14 PM
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Lodging, uniforms, and $26/day (use or lose) for food in lodge bucks all included...not great, not bad considering you aren’t paying for much. Obviously with a mortgage and family it’s not ideal, but compared to other airlines it’s comparable. Just depends how you break the numbers down. I think at delta you get 4/4.5k but have to pay for lodging and uniforms. Not sure about per diem. And we are off training pay as soon as we take our checkride...not through IOE.
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