2017 W2 Earnings
02-07-2018 | 12:37 PM
#441
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Joined: May 2007
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From: A320 Captain
1) Airline employer - Delta
2) Seat - CA (deep reserve)
3) Equipment - 88
4) Years of Service with company - 3
5) How many days you worked - 198 (18*11)
6) How many overnights you had ~ 160
7) How many hours you blocked - 650ish (took one month of FMLA)
8) How many hours did you credit - ~900
9) Expected gross income - 219k includes 6.7k per diem
Additional $36000 in company 401k contribution.
Additional $31.5k in profit share
Total of $286,800
(ALPA took 4.8k of that)
2) Seat - CA (deep reserve)
3) Equipment - 88
4) Years of Service with company - 3
5) How many days you worked - 198 (18*11)
6) How many overnights you had ~ 160
7) How many hours you blocked - 650ish (took one month of FMLA)
8) How many hours did you credit - ~900
9) Expected gross income - 219k includes 6.7k per diem
Additional $36000 in company 401k contribution.
Additional $31.5k in profit share
Total of $286,800
(ALPA took 4.8k of that)
02-07-2018 | 01:03 PM
#442
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Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 1,033
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Yep, that doesn't surprise me at all. Majority of FO open time is going out at straight time. Reserves are sitting and getting paid -- sucks for the commuters, great if you live in domicile. The company is trying to remedy the mismatch in Capt/FO manning by doing ~700 upgrades this year.
I completely cleared my Feb board in under 4 hours on 1/11. Too bad it wasn't June. It's been a scramble to get anything, even at straight time.
I typically bid vacation in Feb to avoid this BS, but wifey wanted me to bid July this year. Never again.
02-07-2018 | 01:03 PM
#443
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Joined: Mar 2017
Posts: 348
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1) Airline employer - Delta
2) Seat - CA (deep reserve)
3) Equipment - 88
4) Years of Service with company - 3
5) How many days you worked - 198 (18*11)
6) How many overnights you had ~ 160
7) How many hours you blocked - 650ish (took one month of FMLA)
8) How many hours did you credit - ~900
9) Expected gross income - 219k includes 6.7k per diem
Additional $36000 in company 401k contribution.
Additional $31.5k in profit share
Total of $286,800
(ALPA took 4.8k of that)
2) Seat - CA (deep reserve)
3) Equipment - 88
4) Years of Service with company - 3
5) How many days you worked - 198 (18*11)
6) How many overnights you had ~ 160
7) How many hours you blocked - 650ish (took one month of FMLA)
8) How many hours did you credit - ~900
9) Expected gross income - 219k includes 6.7k per diem
Additional $36000 in company 401k contribution.
Additional $31.5k in profit share
Total of $286,800
(ALPA took 4.8k of that)
02-07-2018 | 02:38 PM
#447
Kerbal Rocket Surgeon
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,099
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From: DTW 717A
Whoa easy guys.. I never said I wanted to pay ALPA zero. Believe me I am quite thankful things are working out as well as they are - but I do have to endure things that many many people senior to me are not willing to in order to make that happen too.
What is interesting to me about ALPA dues and really why I included it in my post was that I never really cared about paying dues in my 10 years at the regionals. It wasn't on my radar, even though it was the same percentage. I guess now this year I really started noticing that a very significant amount of money is going their way. Just food for thought more than anything.
What is interesting to me about ALPA dues and really why I included it in my post was that I never really cared about paying dues in my 10 years at the regionals. It wasn't on my radar, even though it was the same percentage. I guess now this year I really started noticing that a very significant amount of money is going their way. Just food for thought more than anything.
02-07-2018 | 04:56 PM
#448
Line Holder
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 419
Likes: 1
From: Taxi Driver
Whoa easy guys.. I never said I wanted to pay ALPA zero. Believe me I am quite thankful things are working out as well as they are - but I do have to endure things that many many people senior to me are not willing to in order to make that happen too.
What is interesting to me about ALPA dues and really why I included it in my post was that I never really cared about paying dues in my 10 years at the regionals. It wasn't on my radar, even though it was the same percentage. I guess now this year I really started noticing that a very significant amount of money is going their way. Just food for thought more than anything.
What is interesting to me about ALPA dues and really why I included it in my post was that I never really cared about paying dues in my 10 years at the regionals. It wasn't on my radar, even though it was the same percentage. I guess now this year I really started noticing that a very significant amount of money is going their way. Just food for thought more than anything.
02-07-2018 | 05:49 PM
#449
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You have to endure things those senior to you don't? Did someone force you to bid the left seat of the 88? Because when I was in year 3, I, like thousands of other pilots, was into my second year of furlough. By all means, though, tell us more about the indignities that you have to endure.
02-07-2018 | 06:10 PM
#450
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Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 4,116
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Whoa easy guys.. I never said I wanted to pay ALPA zero. Believe me I am quite thankful things are working out as well as they are - but I do have to endure things that many many people senior to me are not willing to in order to make that happen too.
What is interesting to me about ALPA dues and really why I included it in my post was that I never really cared about paying dues in my 10 years at the regionals. It wasn't on my radar, even though it was the same percentage. I guess now this year I really started noticing that a very significant amount of money is going their way. Just food for thought more than anything.
What is interesting to me about ALPA dues and really why I included it in my post was that I never really cared about paying dues in my 10 years at the regionals. It wasn't on my radar, even though it was the same percentage. I guess now this year I really started noticing that a very significant amount of money is going their way. Just food for thought more than anything.
You didnt actually think the regional dues were paying the overhead did you?
I dont have many many senior to me....but like yourself i somehow also find myself doing things others arent interested in doing either to 'make that happen'...lol!
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