DWC CAP10 USAF

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/07/27/how-much-you-have-to-earn-to-be-in-the-top-1percent-in-every-us-state.html

“To be among the top 1 percent of U.S. earners, a family needs an income of $421,926, a new report from the Economic Policy Institute finds.”

notEnuf

Looks like I make half the number for my state. The good news is that puts me in the top 7%.

Here’s a calculator based on 2017.

https://dqydj.com/household-income-percentile-calculator/

forgot to bid

$32,000 puts you in the top 1% of the world.

theUpsideDown

Yeah but somalia is a hell of a commute.

OKLATEX

I like T Tailed Douglas Jets, but that’s just me, and yes, I’ve flown one and would do it again.

Fredturbo

Average lifespan in the whole world is also 47.

BigHitterLlama

Man. I should run up more debt! Not much time left!

zippinbye

How is this pertinent to the C Series world? A 220 Captain would have to be highly motivated and bestowed with PCS fortunes in order to make the national one percenter club! Don't know the pay rate by heart, but I'm thinking 140 hours a month might get you there. Let's see, divided by roughly 5.25 for a net ADC, if no green slips/IVs are involved, that's 27 days; not sure how FAR 117 would sync with that. On the up side, no need for the expense of a house, given the number of Delta-provided hotels. Zero need for a spouse, since the partner that would accept that schedule has yet to be invented. Well, counting those savings in overhead, maybe a solid plant within one percent world is possible for a C pilot.

But I suggest a moderator thread move to the 350 forum. There's probably some dudes on the Big Bus that not just meet the bottom threshold, but hit the average in many states.

RAH RAH REE

220 can't do London city because as of right now they didn't pay for the steep approach option...

firstmob

Americam, JetBlue and Frontier all ordered the new A321nlx and we ordered 5 more A-220-100's. Are we planning on a world wide slow down or are we just going into a status quo mode?