787 FO which, as Gen Lee would say, means that I get paid while sleeping. :D

1 yr Delta 320 FO
Flew 360 hrs
Made $78,000 gross, 55k net
5k in PerDiem (but I expend 20 days in Miami for training. Per Diem ran 24/7)

I also was in training pay for the first 3 months of 2017.

This kinda thread usually ends up turning into a certain appendage measuring contest.

I disagree, check out the "True Comparison for Pay vs Quality of life," thread below. It only becomes a measuring contest if you view it as such. I think it actually provides some valuable insight for those looking to make the jump into the airline industry or those who have options between multiple airlines. It's a look past the simple pay rates that are posted on APC. I think you can glean some great some great info form these types of threads.

This thread might be better off being merged with the above mentions thread.

10 year
FO
SWA
898 Block Hours

$ 254,256

does not include:

Per Diem of $ 7,399
B Fund of $ 34,066
Profit Sharing of : $ 25,460

Total Comp : $ 321,181

+1

While how much you make is neat and all knowing how many days you were on the road really puts it in context.

900 hours of SWA flying sounds brutal.

DELTA
2/3 year pay
600 Block
$205k
$33k 401k

About the same, mostly 2nd year.
$188k
$30k 401k.
600 block.

Delta
320 FO Sim IP (1 month), 330 FO (9 months), 320 CA (last 2 months)
11th year
669 block hours
295,000 including 8800 in 401k DC cash
36,000 DC contribution from company

(I live in base, but didn't get any premium trips this year... unless the phone rings in the next few hours. :D )