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Old 12-26-2019, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by kingairfun
1 five hr leg a day
7 landings a month
You’re worse at this than that other guy
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Old 12-26-2019, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by flyguy81
Helps to live in base! Lots of low block, high credit 1-2 days. Mostly work 3 day lines so 8 days a month away for the line plus a couple nights for OT. Dialing the credit back this year and will make the same $ thanks to a good pay bump for yr 5 pay.
So your 830 hours was credit and not block hours (hours actually flown). I am confused as you are using intermixing language in this post vs. your last.... Credit = earned $ hour, block is hours FLOWN... You actually flew 830 hours this year??

Edit: I’ll admit I don’t know Southwest’s pay per hour structure, but flying that much seems exhausting! My hat’s off to you guys!
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Old 12-26-2019, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Powderkeg
And somebody says this every year too (because it’s true)...

Per Diem in NOT income, it’s reimbursement otherwise it would be taxed.
But it is an indicator of TAFB (Time Away From Base). So there’s value in the information.
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Old 12-26-2019, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by SSlow
Spirit 2/3 year FO
Lived in base

$151k gross including DC retirement and per diem
300 hours block
77 overnights (majority in South America)

22 paid working days doing "cultural appreciation" down in Colombia

I made some good memories, didn't have any unauthorized children, and never ended up in jail. So yeah, I'd say 2019 was a booming success.
We haven’t had our 12/31 paycheck yet. Did you include this in your math?
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Originally Posted by Thrust Hold
But it is an indicator of TAFB (Time Away From Base). So there’s value in the information.
United 12 yr guppy Cap.

Made enough to be comfy
Maxed out b/c funds.
No debt.
That’s all I have to say about that.
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Old 12-26-2019, 08:37 PM
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Southwest FO
Year 2 (two months year 3)
Live in base

Gross Pay w/PD: $190,352
401K: $27,466
Total Comp: $217,818
Anticipate PS @ 10.5%: $19,226
Total Comp w/anticipated PS: $237,044
203 days on duty. Estimate 130-140 overnights. Approx 850 block hours. Try to play the game with low block turns and not get used on reserve when I can but otherwise just hustle. Reserve days not used are still counted as days on duty in that number.

When I was looking to go to a major posts like this helped me out a lot. Hope this helps the next guy/gal.

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Old 12-26-2019, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Tranquility
So your 830 hours was credit and not block hours (hours actually flown). I am confused as you are using intermixing language in this post vs. your last.... Credit = earned $ hour, block is hours FLOWN... You actually flew 830 hours this year??

Edit: I’ll admit I don’t know Southwest’s pay per hour structure, but flying that much seems exhausting! My hat’s off to you guys!
830 hrs flown. Credit was in the 1500 range. I’d guess avg SWA credit is in the 1200/year range if you just fly your line. I usually added 2-3 days of work for extra $ since the wife doesn’t work anymore.
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Old 12-26-2019, 09:20 PM
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I am not going to post my numbers but they track along with the other SWA FOs on this thread. I find this thread useful in many ways, and not just as a measuring contest. It helps when you see the norms and outliers at different companies to see what they can accomplish pay-wise and what they trade for QOL.
I wish us all a prosperous 2020.
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Old 12-26-2019, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Tranquility
We haven’t had our 12/31 paycheck yet. Did you include this in your math?
Si senor. I took it easy this year and honestly it felt like a part time job.
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SKW Year 1/2 FO

Live in base. Flew my line award, avg. 12 days off/month (17-18 nights at home). Picked up the occasional OT local but never overnight trips. 9 months @ Year 1, 3 months @ Year 2.

816 block hours flown.

$61.3k hourly
$3.8k profit sharing
$6.1k per diem
$1.5k 401k (4% company match starts Year 2)

Gross pay w/ per diem: $72.7k
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