Realistic FO salary at Netjets
#451
Ahhhh…yes, “back in the day” that may have been possible. In fact, back in the 2000-2002 time frame, some went straight to the left seat…with or without a choice. Of course those days are LONG GONE. The odds of a new-hire getting a choice of fleet assignment now is zero.
NEW-HIRES: Be advise, your initial fleet will be assigned, not chosen.
NEW-HIRES: Be advise, your initial fleet will be assigned, not chosen.
The company mostly takes previous experience, or lack thereof, into account when assigning fleets to newhires. Basically, as a new hire, you have zero say or choice in which fleet you'll be assigned. Thus, if you're hoping for the 350 and instead get assigned the Sovereign, you're gonna be somewhat disappointed.
#452
Speed, Power, Accuracy
Joined APC: Sep 2007
Position: PIC
Posts: 1,702
Year 1 Pay Breakdown
TLDR: Way too much soft money too budget for year 2 outside of salary. Timing was everything and extended days and FDP are drying up.
Here's a breakdown of my year 1 pay. For some context I started IOE ~ 3.5 months after Indoc. I remained on the CC72 schedule after IOE and until the summer. CC 72 for approximately 8 months and have been on the 7/7 the past 4 months.
Salary: $80,100 - 179 Scheduled Duty Days
Extended Day: $29,400 - 28 extended days. Mostly due to the guaranteed verbiage of our previous LOA for being on the CC 72 Schedule.
FDP Night: $200
FDP Non - Flt: $2600
FDP: $52,500
Holiday Pay: $4700
401(k) Match: $12,095 ~ unrealized
Gross: ~ $187,300
Whats not included in this breakdown is other compensation such as tips, Fuel points (Atlantic Bucks, Tailwins, AV Trip), Hotel points, airline points, and credit card points on the AMEX. Maybe a value of 3k for these perks.
For the 401(k) match I won't be fully vested until year 5
Compared to my peers I probably did better than average. As shown above if you're in an overstaffed fleet or in an older fleet that is constantly AOG'd, then lack of soft money will severely affect your monthly take home pay.
TLDR: Way too much soft money too budget for year 2 outside of salary. Timing was everything and extended days and FDP are drying up.
Here's a breakdown of my year 1 pay. For some context I started IOE ~ 3.5 months after Indoc. I remained on the CC72 schedule after IOE and until the summer. CC 72 for approximately 8 months and have been on the 7/7 the past 4 months.
Salary: $80,100 - 179 Scheduled Duty Days
Extended Day: $29,400 - 28 extended days. Mostly due to the guaranteed verbiage of our previous LOA for being on the CC 72 Schedule.
FDP Night: $200
FDP Non - Flt: $2600
FDP: $52,500
Holiday Pay: $4700
401(k) Match: $12,095 ~ unrealized
Gross: ~ $187,300
Whats not included in this breakdown is other compensation such as tips, Fuel points (Atlantic Bucks, Tailwins, AV Trip), Hotel points, airline points, and credit card points on the AMEX. Maybe a value of 3k for these perks.
For the 401(k) match I won't be fully vested until year 5
Compared to my peers I probably did better than average. As shown above if you're in an overstaffed fleet or in an older fleet that is constantly AOG'd, then lack of soft money will severely affect your monthly take home pay.
Fixed it for you.
Per diem is NOT part of your compensation.
Neither are tips, airline points or Atlantic Bucks. Words matter.
That said, you killed it. You made roughly double the FDP that I made. So good for you.
#453
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2017
Posts: 681
I don’t think this is true at all. I saw people coming from a King Air go to the CL350 and people coming from an airplane with Auto-Throttle, VNAV and fly-by-wire go to the sovereign. I think aircraft assignment involves a dart board and a blind fold and that’s about it.
#454
I don’t think this is true at all. I saw people coming from a King Air go to the CL350 and people coming from an airplane with Auto-Throttle, VNAV and fly-by-wire go to the sovereign. I think aircraft assignment involves a dart board and a blind fold and that’s about it.
#456
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Joined APC: Nov 2017
Posts: 681
Can you provide an example of how it is taken into account? Because I saw absolutely no rhyme or reason to how airplanes were assigned in my class even after they went through the trouble of standing us in line to tell someone what aircraft and what job we came from previously and what aircraft we would like to be assigned.
#457
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Joined APC: Jan 2015
Posts: 1,063
Can you provide an example of how it is taken into account? Because I saw absolutely no rhyme or reason to how airplanes were assigned in my class even after they went through the trouble of standing us in line to tell someone what aircraft and what job we came from previously and what aircraft we would like to be assigned.
#458
They didn't care when I was hired. I was typed in two of the airplanes they put people in my new hire class into, yet I was put into the Phenom. Still kinda funny that they don't let you pick based on seniority.
#459
You must me short. I had a tall friend who wanted the phenom. They denied him for his height.
#460
Can you provide an example of how it is taken into account? Because I saw absolutely no rhyme or reason to how airplanes were assigned in my class even after they went through the trouble of standing us in line to tell someone what aircraft and what job we came from previously and what aircraft we would like to be assigned.
It was based on age and experience.
The 4/5 CL350 people in our class were all the oldest people. In fact they were so backed up that they called the 2 oldest person and asked if they would like an earlier sim slot for the Longtiude.
Then the latitude, me being in my 30's, was among the top 1/3 of age and was filled with many airline experienced people as was the CL350/Ce700.
Then lump in the Sovereign/phenom/XLS it was all the younger people and some with less jet time. But they also could have been short enough for the phenom too.
So take away what you will..
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