Leaving Delta for UPS?- 2021
#116
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Absolutely, thanks tnkr. It is a conversation we’ve been having almost nightly.
#117
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Joined: Mar 2018
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You definitely have to have a long term view to come here. Yes, the first year sucks, but the payoff in year 2 and beyond makes it worth it to those that choose to apply here.
#118
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From: 4A2FU
$240 for DL A220 captain at 65hrs min guarantee = $15,600
$192 FO at UPS at 81hrs min guarantee = $15,552
The difference is literally $48, and the UPS pilot gets a much better retirement package.
#119
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year two pay at both (since the most jr captain awarded at DL likely won't see Captain pay until he's closer to the one year mark):
$240 for DL A220 captain at 65hrs min guarantee = $15,600
$192 FO at UPS at 81hrs min guarantee = $15,552
The difference is literally $48, and the UPS pilot gets a much better retirement package.
$240 for DL A220 captain at 65hrs min guarantee = $15,600
$192 FO at UPS at 81hrs min guarantee = $15,552
The difference is literally $48, and the UPS pilot gets a much better retirement package.
#120
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Joined: Jun 2017
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From: B767
year two pay at both (since the most jr captain awarded at DL likely won't see Captain pay until he's closer to the one year mark):
$240 for DL A220 captain at 65hrs min guarantee = $15,600
$192 FO at UPS at 81hrs min guarantee = $15,552
The difference is literally $48, and the UPS pilot gets a much better retirement package.
$240 for DL A220 captain at 65hrs min guarantee = $15,600
$192 FO at UPS at 81hrs min guarantee = $15,552
The difference is literally $48, and the UPS pilot gets a much better retirement package.
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