UPS FO 10th year.
Net $250.
Duty less than 1/2 days of year before 28 days straight paid vacation off.
Cool part time job.
Interesting times.
7 lean years, 7 fat years.
Edit to add- this is the last year that non-AMT filers will benefit from a pro-diem dot com type calculation, correct?

 

1) Airline employer: DL
2) Seat: FO 5 months/CA 7
3) Equipment: MD88
4) Years of Service with company: 8 months at 3 year, 4 months 4th year.
5) How many days you worked: Too many, at least 16 per month
6) How many overnights you had: Surprised to find only 96, 8 a month average is less than I thought
7) How many hours you blocked: 650
8) How many hours did you credit: About 1100 if I counted right
9) Expected gross income: $245k which includes 7.1k per diem and 25.5k profit share from last uear.
10) Extra Pay: 16% 401k

I'm also local, as an FO picked up a lot of turns which lowered the nights away from home. Also a handful of premium pay, dont know how much. As a Capt been a reserve b word, generally 4 4 day trips a month getting me to 85-90 hours a month whether I wanted to or not.

Howd you guys calc hours paid? I just went through time cards, not sure Im doing that right.

 

1) Airline employer: Spirit
2) Seat: CA, Mix of 4th & 5th Year Pay
3) Equipment: A320
4) Years of Service with company: 4 years
5) How many days you worked: Average 17-18 days off a month
6) How many overnights you had: Most trips are overnights
7) How many hours you blocked: 426
8) How many hours did you credit: 1417
9) Expected gross income: $191,510 (not including per diem and employer match of a weak 9%)

 

Spirit

10-11 year Captain

15 days off per month
781 block
1370 credit

$222,000 gross
$18000 401K
$7000 per diem

$247,000 total

 

HEY! I am lazy by SW standards, and I post here.




This is pretty close for a guy flying his line, but most would have to work 13-14 days to average 100tfp. All I bid are 12 day lines, and I can't recall ever seeing one (in my base category) that paid 100 out of the box. High payers are 94-95with the very occasional97-98. Most average around 90.


Even after giving much of it away over the years, our flexibility is great, and is by far one of the best benefits we have compared with OALs.

 

This might fit in: What's the new income threshold for AMT?

 

phased out
Single: 335
Married: 495

 

Basically all year at 5th year for me and no where near that. Was this a ton of JA & MUP? Just curious how to possibly make my 6th year better, especially w/ that many days off.

 

I’m thinking that he must be in the Training Department or LCA. Look at that Low Block time, but High Credit.

 

I was just looking at this today... a good portion of us, particularly in income tax states are basically under AMT without it being called AMT with the new plan.

With the loss of so many deductions... looks like it'll be a wash at best for us with an apples to apples comparison to being under AMT.