Jetblue's new pay rates!!!
#1
Jetblue's new pay rates!!!
Its official the email came out and here are our new rates effective June 1st. Premium pay will trigger at 78 hours now, duty and trip riggs are still in the works, sick time counts towards premium pay.
A320 CA, E90 CA, A320 FO, E90 FO
A320 CA, E90 CA, A320 FO, E90 FO
- 138.13, 124.32, 47.00, 47.00
- 139.88, 125.90, 68.54, 61.96
- 141.66, 127.49, 80.75, 72.67
- 143.46, 129.11, 87.51, 78.76
- 145.28, 130.75, 91.53, 82.37
- 147.13, 132.41, 95.63, 86.07
- 149.00, 134.10, 98.34, 88.50
- 150.89, 135.80, 99.59, 89.63
- 152.80, 137.52, 102.38, 92.14
- 154.74, 139.27, 105.23, 94.70
- 156.71, 141.04, 106.56, 95.91
- 158.70, 142.83, 107.92, 97.12
#6
Sometimes the threat of a union is just as good as having one on property. The DAL FA's have figured this one out.
They have a MOA that the company breaks occasionally, but then it get the FA's in a tizzy and they start foot stomping for a union.
Guess, what they get what they want in half of the time.
I say it works for them, but would not work for the pilots in this industry as a whole.
They have a MOA that the company breaks occasionally, but then it get the FA's in a tizzy and they start foot stomping for a union.
Guess, what they get what they want in half of the time.
I say it works for them, but would not work for the pilots in this industry as a whole.
#8
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Joined APC: Jul 2008
Posts: 5,040
Those rates are not spectacular, but at least they are going in the right direction. I am glad to see the first officer 190 rates are starting to look more like DC-9 rates and less like regional jet rates. We still have a long way to go to get to where we were before the bankruptcies.
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