Re: Airline Pilot's Pay

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First year F/O makes $48/hr .. Assuming he/she flies
1000 hrs which is the max limit, then he/she will
bring home 48,000 + 2,000(per diem) = 50,000 before
taxes.Usually airlines have min. hours per month that
they pay to their pilots.  I don't know what's the
case for WN but in regionals is about 65 to 80. 

80 hrs per month is 960 hrs per year which is
accurate. 

Also remember that a regular 9-5 job is about 2,000
hrs /year. So when you are calculating pilot salaries
the pay you have to consider is hourly pay/2. 

Last but not least a buddy of mine started in Great
Lakes last week. He is getting 15/hr. Assuming he is
going to get 1000 hrs in a year (which he won't) he
will get paid less than minimum wage for the job. 

Hpe this helps.. 


--- Alireza Alivandivafa <DEmocrat2n@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> In a message dated 2/15/2005 11:55:51 AM Central
> Standard Time, 
> DZTOPS@xxxxxxx writes:
> What does a starting pilot for Southwest make?  How
> long does it take to move 
> up the pay scales?
> 
> If you can get a job at WN, which means you have to
> already have a 737 type 
> rating and time, I believe their FO's start around
> 70k, with FO's going up to a 
> bit over 100k and captains topping out with overtime
> and everything close to 
> 200k.  If the raises come at the same rate as the
> FA's, I would think they get 
> a raise on the line of every 6 months
> 


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