FedEx WB FO 5 year pay rate (1 month at 6 year pay)
Lineholder, zero trips picked up, used all vacation

$225k gross
$8.3k per diem
$20k company contributions to 401k
$4.3k company contributions to HSA
$257.6k total compensation

$8k/month vested pension benefit

137 days worked (includes 5 sick days)
Average 19 days off per month
226 block hours
119 legs
54 landings

$1140 per block hour
$1881 per day

Not company compensation but did earn 330,000 miles and 1K status on UAL for deadheading.

Man, I feel like a slacker.

Delta NB FO year 7
$169k flight pay.

Average monthly credit was 68 hours. Min was 52. I did manage 100 hours of scheduling malfeasance pay throughout the year.

Lol! "Trim in motion". I'm pretty sure they paid Dr. Phil to do the voice over work on those Cessnas.

BACKFIELD IN MOTION. You know it's against the rules.

Looks like Southwest is hoping to be running a full schedule tomorrow.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/29/b...s-updates.html

And then, until Sunday to get the SAFUS all cleared up.

Sure… 1 flight.

$169k is including 401k?
How about total actual flight time in 2022?

No. That's just hourly gross pay. Not including any per diem or retirement. With per diem and other compensation I think it was like $176k. Still not including retirement

Total flight time around 380

Can I play?
 

I got my CJO and start 9 January at ATI for my first job in commercial aviation.

So let me tell you instead, how in debt I am from this venture:

Cessna 150 bought before 1 hour of airplane training: $43500
CSEL/CMEL/instruments 141 training: $36400
Petrol: $2604
Insurance: $1300 (should be partially refunded)
Profits from selling plane: $3600
Resume review: $125
Emerald coast interview prep: $400
Raven airline app review (irony not lost on me): $300
Logbook software: $300+ and 3 different ones tried. Still not sure if I like what I got.
Checkrides: $1900
ATP-CTP: $3999
ATP written and study software: $225

Starting off at a home based cargo airline I never dreamed I'd get for my first venture into this profession. Pretty damn priceless.
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