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Originally Posted by Alpiner
(Post 3434455)
Seems very short sighted to only be focused on first year pay. UPS/FedEx don’t pay that first year, but they make up for it on year 2.
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Originally Posted by Gustafson
(Post 3434415)
Nope, just the one from your mom.
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Originally Posted by Precontact
(Post 3434466)
Are you old enough to be an airline pilot?
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Dude, 110k is easy at SWA if you need to do it. First couple months in training will hold you back a bit but110k is only about 122 TFP a month. That gets you to 110 and that’s not counting 15% NEC.
Totally doable…like that other guy’s mom :) |
Originally Posted by Gustafson
(Post 3434385)
I finally meet the qualifications to start applying to the major airlines, but there’s a catch, my current situation requires an annual income of at least $110,000. I need to know what I can realistically expect to make in the first year at the following places:
Delta. Alaska. Southwest. Thank you |
real quick escalation from asking a weird/stupidish question to “I banged your mom”. Love it. Don’t close this bad boy mods!
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Originally Posted by Extenda
(Post 3434482)
real quick escalation from asking a weird/stupidish question to “I banged your mom”. Love it. Don’t close this bad boy mods!
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Originally Posted by idlethrust;[url=tel:3434517
3434517[/url]]Can someone post a picture of the milf in question 😂
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As others have pointed out, earning that amount at SWA is possible in the first year. It will require some hustle and patience but if you put your mind to it and keep the goal in focus, it is doable (I have quite a few friends as well as myself who have done it). You will simply need to prioritize your goals, make a plan and work the plan. Good luck in your endeavors.
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You can earn more than $100K at Delta in your first year but that will depend on the ability to pick up additional flying.
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