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I suggest we also mention weather you live in base or not . We all know living in base is the best way to catch those best premium trips etc ... I think it's fair to mention
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SWA
12 year Cap 612 block hours 308k A pair of socks and 36,000 DC contribution from company. |
11/12 yr
A320 CA JetBlue Reserve all 12 months 405 hrs block 239,000 gross 3,100 per Diem 12,500 company match 401K ———— $254,600 Total Comp 3 years of contract negotiations. Contract above all!!! Enough is enough. |
Originally Posted by Peoloto
(Post 2492761)
About the same, mostly 2nd year.
$188k $30k 401k. 600 block. |
United
2/3 year 320 FO pay, live in base, usually awarded 17-19 days off but pickup down to 14-15 off. Average 15 off. Double time pick up too. 865 hours 171k pay 14k per Diem 12k PS 27k B fund 224k Total. |
SWA
FO year 1-2 living in base 170k gross 23k in B-plan 8k in per diem. Total ~ 201k 910 hours flown |
I don’t think adding perdiem and NEC (B-fund) to the total is kosher. I can’t touch the retirement money. For all I know it’ll end up being spent by my wife if I keel over at 64.5. And per diem is supposed to be for travel expenses like food.
Let the base pay numbers speak for themselves. You busted your rear end doing SWA flying for 900+ hours. I only did around 770 and I can’t imagine doing much more than that! You flew the equivalent of more than a month more than I did! [emoji33] and more than 3 months worth more than the 787 guy a little further up the thread. To each his own. To me though, the name of the game is “he who makes most by working least wins” Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
1) Airline employer. : UAL
2) Seat: F/O 3) Equipment: 320 4) Years of Service with company: 3 in Feb 2017 (4th yr pay now) 5) How many days you worked: no idea 6) How many overnights you had: no idea 7) How many hours you blocked: no idea 8) How many hours did you credit: 1,158.16 (Couple pp, couple 4-days bought) 9) Expected gross income: $181,705.01 10) Extra Pay (DC, PS, etc.): PS--$19,587.85; DC--$29,432.81; PD--$7196.83 |
Originally Posted by ZapBrannigan
(Post 2492850)
I don’t think adding perdiem and NEC (B-fund) to the total is kosher. I can’t touch the retirement money. For all I know it’ll end up being spent by my wife if I keel over at 64.5. And per diem is supposed to be for travel expenses like food.
Let the base pay numbers speak for themselves. You busted your rear end doing SWA flying for 900+ hours. I only did around 770 and I can’t imagine doing much more than that! You flew the equivalent of more than a month more than I did! [emoji33] and more than 3 months worth more than the 787 guy a little further up the thread. To each his own. To me though, the name of the game is “he who makes most by working least wins” Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk But yep... I worked hard alright. Planning on flying around 800 hours in 2018. We'll see what the totals bring next NYE. Happy New Year! |
SWA 3/4 FO
Commuter 770 block $207,416 Pay $27,713 B fund I don’t remember how much profit sharing but a good chunk. 1 pair of socks A bunch of SWAG points Some stale peanuts I think I average about 14-15 days a month working, but I don’t want to do math to figure it out. My wife seems happy. |
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