TFP vs days worked
02-11-2022 | 07:57 AM
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TFP vs days worked
Was wondering if we could get a thread going of simple posts of annual TFP, days worked, commuter or in domicile? Might even be nice to compare 21’ vs 19’ or even prior. Thanks in advance!
02-11-2022 | 08:13 AM
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Live in domicile.
2019 tfp 1275 averaged 17 days off a month
2020 tfp 1196 6 months totally free from work due to hindsight and ExTO. When working average 17 days off.
2021 712 tfp worked zero days.
Needless to say when working I average at least 17 days off a month and can credit 1200+ easy.
Coming back from leave I'll shoot for at least 20 days off a month and still try to credit 1200.
2019 tfp 1275 averaged 17 days off a month
2020 tfp 1196 6 months totally free from work due to hindsight and ExTO. When working average 17 days off.
2021 712 tfp worked zero days.
Needless to say when working I average at least 17 days off a month and can credit 1200+ easy.
Coming back from leave I'll shoot for at least 20 days off a month and still try to credit 1200.
04-11-2022 | 08:33 PM
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2020: 12 days 114 TFP per month
2021: 14 days 129 TFP per month
2022: 14 days 138 TFP per month (so far, I’d expect this avg TFP to go down)
I’ll caveat these numbers with the fact that I was JA’d 7 times last year, which wasn’t that common in my first 5 years here. That added to my days/mo avg, as well as bumping up my TFP avg. I also had a couple big months this past Dec/Jan while we had the MOU pay rates going on.
I typically fly 12-14 days/month, and average 100-115 TFP/month. I’m not a high time flyer, I work a specific schedule due to family schedule as well as constraints with my other job. I live in base and I’m around 35% seniority in my base.
2021: 14 days 129 TFP per month
2022: 14 days 138 TFP per month (so far, I’d expect this avg TFP to go down)
I’ll caveat these numbers with the fact that I was JA’d 7 times last year, which wasn’t that common in my first 5 years here. That added to my days/mo avg, as well as bumping up my TFP avg. I also had a couple big months this past Dec/Jan while we had the MOU pay rates going on.
I typically fly 12-14 days/month, and average 100-115 TFP/month. I’m not a high time flyer, I work a specific schedule due to family schedule as well as constraints with my other job. I live in base and I’m around 35% seniority in my base.
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