End of 2021 salary survey
12-31-2021, 03:18 PM
#371
New Hire
Joined APC: May 2019
Posts: 4
Compensation
NK
2nd Year FO
Reserve 4 months and dropped all trips for July and September.
Gross -$122,000
DC- $17,000
PerD - $6,000
$145,000 total
Block 430
lots of soft time.
Average days off 17
one of the best years for QOL I’ve ever had in 20 years of flying.
2nd Year FO
Reserve 4 months and dropped all trips for July and September.
Gross -$122,000
DC- $17,000
PerD - $6,000
$145,000 total
Block 430
lots of soft time.
Average days off 17
one of the best years for QOL I’ve ever had in 20 years of flying.
12-31-2021, 05:41 PM
#373
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2017
Posts: 936
Alaska Airlines FO
Year 4
W2 Wage: 171,000
Retirement/Bonus: DC 24,6K / Bonus 3K
Block hours flown: 857:13
Days worked: This is really difficult to determine with our system. It was, ALOT.
Commuter status: Live in base
Year 4
W2 Wage: 171,000
Retirement/Bonus: DC 24,6K / Bonus 3K
Block hours flown: 857:13
Days worked: This is really difficult to determine with our system. It was, ALOT.
Commuter status: Live in base
01-01-2022, 05:32 AM
#375
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jan 2020
Posts: 75
01-01-2022, 06:35 AM
#376
New Hire
Joined APC: Sep 2020
Posts: 4
Need more details?
What’s your hourly rate? What would your wages be if you broke it out as income as one number and 401k as another?
am a commuter.
Was on 55hr LOA leave for a couple of month and didn't really start working till April. I wont make 235K this year because AA paid me a lot to get my 2 COVID shots (@8K each shot) plus I had 10 days off for COVID 2x (probably 5K each removal).
A realistic number is 200K total (wages plus 16% 401K). [/color][/QUOTE]
am a commuter.
Was on 55hr LOA leave for a couple of month and didn't really start working till April. I wont make 235K this year because AA paid me a lot to get my 2 COVID shots (@8K each shot) plus I had 10 days off for COVID 2x (probably 5K each removal).
A realistic number is 200K total (wages plus 16% 401K). [/color][/QUOTE]
01-01-2022, 02:03 PM
#377
On Reserve
Joined APC: Dec 2013
Posts: 10
SWA 8 year FO
$282,562 Gross
$38,500 NEC
$321,062 Total Comp
592.5 Block Hrs
Worked 137 days - 11.4/mo
Lots of Premium
Commuter
Regular Plan for medical - spend around $1500 total per year for a fam of 4
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$282,562 Gross
$38,500 NEC
$321,062 Total Comp
592.5 Block Hrs
Worked 137 days - 11.4/mo
Lots of Premium
Commuter
Regular Plan for medical - spend around $1500 total per year for a fam of 4
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01-01-2022, 03:35 PM
#378
New Hire
Joined APC: Dec 2021
Position: Helicopter CFI
Posts: 1
2nd year helicopter CFI
Salary - $36,000
401k - $5,200
Flew 656 hours, way too many hours of teaching grounds
2,032 landings
6 days a week
350+ days away from home (my wife and home is in another state)
Landing a helicopter on the edge of a cliff under NVG is a hell of a lot of fun, but this thread has absolutely convinced me of what I've been feeling these past couple of years.. in the longterm, airline pay and QOL wins hands down!
Salary - $36,000
401k - $5,200
Flew 656 hours, way too many hours of teaching grounds
2,032 landings
6 days a week
350+ days away from home (my wife and home is in another state)
Landing a helicopter on the edge of a cliff under NVG is a hell of a lot of fun, but this thread has absolutely convinced me of what I've been feeling these past couple of years.. in the longterm, airline pay and QOL wins hands down!
01-01-2022, 03:46 PM
#379
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2018
Posts: 476
2nd year helicopter CFI
Salary - $36,000
401k - $5,200
Flew 656 hours, way too many hours of teaching grounds
2,032 landings
6 days a week
350+ days away from home (my wife and home is in another state)
Landing a helicopter on the edge of a cliff under NVG is a hell of a lot of fun, but this thread has absolutely convinced me of what I've been feeling these past couple of years.. in the longterm, airline pay and QOL wins hands down!
Salary - $36,000
401k - $5,200
Flew 656 hours, way too many hours of teaching grounds
2,032 landings
6 days a week
350+ days away from home (my wife and home is in another state)
Landing a helicopter on the edge of a cliff under NVG is a hell of a lot of fun, but this thread has absolutely convinced me of what I've been feeling these past couple of years.. in the longterm, airline pay and QOL wins hands down!
01-01-2022, 03:59 PM
#380
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2019
Posts: 1,193
2nd year helicopter CFI
Salary - $36,000
401k - $5,200
Flew 656 hours, way too many hours of teaching grounds
2,032 landings
6 days a week
350+ days away from home (my wife and home is in another state)
Landing a helicopter on the edge of a cliff under NVG is a hell of a lot of fun, but this thread has absolutely convinced me of what I've been feeling these past couple of years.. in the longterm, airline pay and QOL wins hands down!
Salary - $36,000
401k - $5,200
Flew 656 hours, way too many hours of teaching grounds
2,032 landings
6 days a week
350+ days away from home (my wife and home is in another state)
Landing a helicopter on the edge of a cliff under NVG is a hell of a lot of fun, but this thread has absolutely convinced me of what I've been feeling these past couple of years.. in the longterm, airline pay and QOL wins hands down!
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