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02-03-2022, 09:59 PM

#621

dualinput

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Halon1211

you are still getting paid for it. It just comes on a stub that says W2 and not 401(k)

I get that but if someone is posting on this thread they post their W2 and company 401k contribution. If your excess comes in as earnings you can’t include it in your 401k total because it’s earnings. That’s why no one says they got $70k in their 401k because the overage was already accounted for in the earnings number they would have posted.

02-04-2022, 07:06 AM

#622

Dunkin

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AA 737 FO, 220 hrs in January. Only flew premium trips. Gross $30k not including 401k

02-04-2022, 07:55 AM

#623

tm602

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Position: Just a pilot

Posts: 766

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Originally Posted by Al Czervik

Very little insight on this post. “I was going to become a surgeon but you only make chump change as a resident.”

How many interns get furloughed? Do people ever stop getting sick? Now that aside, to be fair, I do know 2 friends who became doctors and had a very tough and long upcoming with the cost of malpractice insurance. And people will sue for malpractice over the most ridiculous things. And the insurance company and employers will just settle, driving the cost of the insurance up.

02-04-2022, 01:46 PM

#624

Money

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Joined APC: Mar 2014

Posts: 5

JetBlue 320 FO 6 year

Jan credit: 292
Gross: 48.5k (not including 401k)
Days off: 11

Worked a combination of 300% & 200% trips. 2 trips with EPS pay, holiday pay, and a trip dropped for training.

02-04-2022, 04:21 PM

#625

FXLAX

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End of 2021 salary survey

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy

i got $64500 in my 401k for 2021. 50+.

I should have been more precise. The defined contribution plan limit was $58k. The employee pretax deferral limit was $19.5k. The catch up contribution is separate from those and the limit was $6.5k.

02-04-2022, 05:16 PM

#626

Andy

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Quote:

Originally Posted by FXLAX

I should have been more precise. The defined contribution plan limit was $58k. The employee pretax deferral limit was $19.5k. The catch up contribution is separate from those and the limit was $6.5k.

I knew what you meant. I'm used to you young kids forgetting about us old folk.

02-05-2022, 07:43 PM

#627

Octaflugaron

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Joined APC: Jan 2018

Posts: 105

Airline: UAL
Fleet: B737
Seat: Captain
Payscale year: 12+
W-2 wage: $251K
Retirement/Bonus: $40.2K
Premium Pay: $2.5K
Per Diem: $3.2K
TOTAL compensation: $297K
Block hours flown: 216
Credit hours: 764
Days worked: 59
Commuter status: Live in base
Nights away (layovers): 40

NOTES: Had a lot of eSRL months, lots of DHD legs, avg amount of sick/vac time.

02-05-2022, 07:52 PM

#628

Extenda

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Originally Posted by Octaflugaron

just curious since your nights away are 40 shouldn’t your days at work be at least 80? With 40 layovers wouldn’t that mean you had at the very least a day flying to your layover and then a day flying back? Maybe I’m missing something I didn’t math good in school

02-05-2022, 08:21 PM

#629

Octaflugaron

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Extenda

Ah, you caught that. That's a personal stat. I count it a night away if I block in late at night. By the time I walk in the door at home everyone is asleep just like when I layover and I don't see anyone until the morning, sometimes afternoon because I usually stay up until about 3am on those nights and by the time I get up, kids are in school and/or wife is at work. It is just as though I did a layover. So...

- Octa

02-05-2022, 10:24 PM

#630

symbian simian

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Posts: 3,356

Quote:

Originally Posted by Extenda

Well, he explained it already, but if he had a 41 day trip, it would have been 41 days of work, and 40 nights away, so it is possible that you weren't good in math.