Is it realistic that a UAL 3 year FO is working that many days?

No they wouldn’t work that many days. Thats not the goal, it’s to get paid the most for the least amount of work. That’s the min days off of 12 a month. So that’s 221 work days. Most lines are built with 15-19 days off, that’s an average and at 85 pay or around.

12 year NJA FOs don't work that much either. So the entire United vs NJA math equation was BS. And no one ever said those jobs were equal.

Amen ; )........

Believe what you want to believe but I have 2 years of screen shots of schedules proving that yes NJA pilots DO work that much and no it’s not a BS comparison.

CC76 is based on 76 days in a trimester. That’s 228 days in a year. Now sure if you want you can say 28 days of vacation but hell then you have to say the same for the United side. It’s apples to apples...

Senior FO on the 52 day using all pto days is doing 121 days a year...right around 10 days a month average.

Not exactly making fat stacks....but still over 115k.

Of course there aren't many 52 day slots by design....not many are on it and it normally doesn't go unfilled.

10% cap to be exact, So with 2400 pilots only 240 can hold it.

You crack me up , hey God bless UAL, and God bless us too, cheers : )

He's not wrong... Not saying I am for or against the argument but he isn't wrong.

Dude you need to re read my original posting. I SPECIFICALLY say CC76 and I compare that to the pay of a 3rd year FO at UAL. Hell if you want to combine a 52 with a 12 year FO at UAL feel free but that is not what I posted about. Once again I compared a CC76 to a UAL FO, now why would I have done that? Well the work days are pretty close and it’s the highest paid line at NJA. Read son, read.