How much did you make last year?

[LoadMasterC141]

Merit you really have not been yourself lately brother.

[KLB]

Position: System TDY Chieftan/BE99 Captain. 70% Chieftan
Years at company: 1.2 years
2007 gross earnings: 36k (per diem included)
Hrs TT:561

[mastermags]

Amount made last year: nunya

[Mr.Maximus]

Position: Large Cabin CA
Airline: Part 91/135 Charter/Management Operator
Years at current job: 1 year
Gross Earnings: 110,000 base salary

Flew just under 400 hours last year with an average of 13 days per month worked. Less than 40 overnights. Per diem/medical/401k benefits of @ 22k in addition to base salary. Amount of time able to spend with young children - priceless.

[PCL_128]

First 5 months of the year at Pinnacle as a Captain/union rep, last 7 months of the year as a copilot at the Tran:

Pinnacle: $30k
AirTran: $23.2k

Doesn't include per diem. Can't wait to hit second year pay. This pay cut is killing me.

[HMS CALPE]

Originally Posted by meritflyer

<removed personal attack(s)>

I think this edit was a little over protectionism on the part of the moderator.

For one, Don has about the thickest skin I've seen in the industry. Words don't hurt him.
Secondly I think meritflyer's comments should not be censored so we can see who meritflyer really is. With the ALPA avatar one might even conclude his posts represent the position of ALPA.

[LoadMasterC141]

All it would do is drag this thread off topic. I thank the moderator for preventing that and also for helping Merit out; He really is not himself lately. Alot going on I am sure.

Thanks to those who kept the thread on topic.

[Nick]

Originally Posted by HMS CALPE

With the ALPA avatar one might even conclude his posts represent the position of ALPA.

I agreed with some of what you said until that. You ought not to take the posts of a probationary regional first officer as the position of ALPA and if you don't know better not to, then you aren't thinking hard enough!

[Doug Taylor]

Originally Posted by HMS CALPE

I think this edit was a little over protectionism on the part of the moderator.

For one, Don has about the thickest skin I've seen in the industry. Words don't hurt him.
Secondly I think meritflyer's comments should not be censored so we can see who meritflyer really is. With the ALPA avatar one might even conclude his posts represent the position of ALPA.

Thanks for your opinion, however when you sign up for Jetcareers, you're agreeing to abide by the rules.You don't have to agree with them, but you will respect them during your stay.

[cfii2007]

Not sure how much I made, but I did manage to save about $300 on my auto insurance........

[Dreampilot]

Desk Jobs SUCK!!! Can't wait to get out of mine!!!

[JA Yawd Bwoy]

Doug , If you don't mind could you share your salary? It would be cool to know what a big Delta 767 FO is making

As for me being that im 16

Position - Food Service Worker at the Hospital ( I bring food to the sick and elderly )

Airline - about a decade ahead of myself lol

Years at current job - 4 monthes

Earnings - Oh GOD here we go $2,500 tear tear lol

[LoadMasterC141]

Alot of people do not feel comfortable sharing salary info, and that is fine. I am sure Doug woulda shared if he had wanted to.

As for guessing, I know he is an FO. Been with Delta for somewhere around 13 years?

Checkout the payscales on APC and you can get a decent idea, but I am guessing his gross to be somewhere around 130-140 before per diem.

[MQAAord]

I think Doug is on 10th year pay. If memory serves me right, Doug is a year senior to Bill, and he's on 9th year pay now.

[JA Yawd Bwoy]

Originally Posted by LoadMasterC141

Alot of people do not feel comfortable sharing slary info, and that is fine. I am sure Doug woulda shared if he had wanted to.

As for guessing, I know he is an FO. Been with Delta for somewhere around 13 years?

Checkout the payscales on APC and you can get a decent idea, but I am guessing his gross to be somewhere around 130-140 before per diem.

It does not bother me if Doug does not want to share his salary lol, I was just wondering because I knew that it was a gazzilion times more that what im makin lol

[Kristie]

It's not a gazillion but it is more than the 10K he used to make per year at Skyway

he is on 10 yr pay. beginning year 11, he'll get that 4th week of vaca Whoo hooo!!

If he wants to share more, he will

[SIUav8er]

http://airlinepilotcentral.com/airli...acy/delta.html

[calcapt]

In the past "what you make" disclosures have been met here with less than pleasant responses ranging from "you're bragging" to "I know someone who makes more." I would venture to say that almost anybody here would be willing to share this information if it were used by others to establish what one could reasonably expect to earn in various capacities in this industry. Nobody here wants to have attitude thrown back at them for private and personal information they voluntarily share. Please keep that in mind as you gain from this private information that some choose to share. That being said:

Airline: Continental Captain
Years there: 18
W2 Box 1: $211977.57
W2 Box 2: $58944.56 (Federal Taxes taken)

[LoadMasterC141]

Originally Posted by calcapt

In the past "what you make" disclosures have been met here with less than pleasant responses ranging from "you're bragging" to "I know someone who makes more." I would venture to say that almost anybody here would be willing to share this information if it were used by others to establish what one could reasonably expect to earn in various capacities in this industry. Nobody here wants to have attitude thrown back at them for private and personal information they voluntarily share. Please keep that in mind as you gain from this private information that some choose to share. That being said:

Very well put and thank you for sharing sir.

[MQAAord]

Originally Posted by calcapt

In the past "what you make" disclosures have been met here with less than pleasant responses ranging from "you're bragging" to "I know someone who makes more." I would venture to say that almost anybody here would be willing to share this information if it were used by others to establish what one could reasonably expect to earn in various capacities in this industry. Nobody here wants to have attitude thrown back at them for private and personal information they voluntarily share. Please keep that in mind as you gain from this private information that some choose to share. That being said:

And that is why I have not posted anything from Bill's W-2. If he wants to share, he can. But I'm not going to post it for him.

I posted my info, because, well, no one can claim I'm bragging about making nothing!

[PCL_128]

Originally Posted by calcapt

W2 Box 1: $211977.57
W2 Box 2: $58944.56 (Federal Taxes taken)

Ouch!!! I'm betting you get a huge refund every year, right? Add some allowances to your W4 and keep that money through the year. Letting the government hold on to your money is costing you interest income.

[Van_Hoolio]

Position: EMB-145 FO
Airline: XJT
Years at current job: 1 year 2 months
I was on 1st year pay until December 11, 2007. I passed my PC and started getting paid on January 31, 2007. With delays in the training department and such, I didn't actually get on line until late April 2007. (!)
Gross Earnings:
27336.27 (includes per diem of around $4500-$4600)

I logged 662.7 hours over 348 segments. That's 1.9 block hours per segment average. Not bad for a "regional" airline.

[JDE]

Originally Posted by fsiflyer

Job offer in hand from another company...
Airline: Expat pilot in Europe
Base salary of $120,000 plus $100/flight hour + per diem. All housing costs paid for as well as three business class tickets for the family home per year.

My wife and I are flying out in a few weeks for a meeting with upper management and the president of the company, also we will be shown apartments and meet other flight crews. If I take the offer then final arrangements will be made as well.

I've been very interested in expat flying, but have no idea where to start looking. Any suggestions? I've got a CE560XL type...those things are all over Europe...or so I'm told.

[SkyCougar]

Originally Posted by greaper007

Well the UPS guys posted, how about the Fed-Ex'ers? Come on guys we need something to strive for on those cold lonely nights in trucker hotel rooms.

Asking a FedEx pilot how much he made last year is a good way to get a smelly, sweaty, hiking sock thrown at you and your monitor, and a "None of Your Damn Business!" barked at ya!

[Swen]

Originally Posted by SkyCougar

Asking a FedEx pilot how much he made last year is a good way to get a smelly, sweaty, hiking sock thrown at you and your monitor, and a "None of Your Damn Business!" barked at ya!

So that's what happened when you asked?