What Did You Take Home This Month?

[Denti]

F/O Deutsche BA B733, sixth month in the company, 2300 EUR with about 19 hours overtime.

Got the job with 420 hours total time including 190 hours glider time.

Greetings, Denti

[HotDog]

Retired 747 F/E after 33 years and 20,000hrs. AUD13,600 p/m allocated pension, tax free.

[piper737]

Sabena Cpt737 12years
STG:2600,- after tax incl per diem

[Stone Throwing Bob]

£3500 before tax, multi engine rotary mil pilot, + overseas rates of approx £450 depending on exchange rate, cheap rent, cheap scran, free uniform (one colour only). I'd do it for 'nowt! (Well maybe not).

[JJflyer]

VIP B727 F/O 2nd year.
Base salary 6000 USD/month
Perdiem 150 USD per day + 20 USD Breakfast allowance.
March 2001 income 10400 USD.

No benefits
No retirement
No Housing
No Insurance or medical
No contract no security
Very little flying. Less than 50 hours since Jan 1st.
Salary a month late constantly, perdiems more than 6 months late.
On Standby 24 hours a day 365 days a year.

There must be better jobs around... So why do I stick around... Well I have 27000 reasons to do so.

JJ

[jetstreamdriver]

Captain with regional in US.
Brought home $2600 last month .Flew about 98 hours .

[BJBATMAN]

jetstreamdriver

It sounds like you need a raise!!

[jetstreamdriver]

Tell me about it.
My airline is 121 but has grandfathered 135 crew rest and dutytimes so I am actually scheduled for 113 hours this month!!

[Capt. Horatio Slappy !!]

Empire Airlines ( FedEx Feed F-27 )
46 k In first year not including per diem for Captains, 24 k for F.O.'s

[lets go nads]

Britannia F/O 3rd year £2000 + 200(flight pay) £2.39 /hr. Seems like our company has now managed to become the bottom feeders in terms of pay for 767 drivers in the uk.Time to find pastures greener!!

[BJBATMAN]

Jetstreamdriver,
I didn't know anybody else besides us did that. I fly 121 and waivered to pt 135 duty times and then waivered to Alaska duty times.

[15/15 flex]

2900 GBP minus 300 quid for a rather nice house in the colonies, plus cost of living at North American prices............WBGG!!

[MachOverspeed]

Jet Aviation, BE200 PIC, Based KDAL

Just got raised to 55000.00/yr $USA. Previous rate 36000.00/yr $USA. Management finaly climbed off the bucks after recent takeover (formerly Jet East Inc.)

Gulfstreams and Canadairs coming soon, another big pay increase. Maybe I won't go to Polar Air Cargo (B747FO) after all. Will sleep on it.

[DirectLaw]

F/O A320 SABENA 3years seniority
1450GP/month....

[FATDUMNAPPY]

Cessna 210 "Captain" 1560 Australian Dollars per month. However when you count all the duty time that works out to be about $4.60/hour. USD about $2.30 GBP Not sure but about l.60.

Worked my but off in hot humid conditions. Was threatened with physical violence by a pax. Had a rock thrown at the plane. Wash plane about 8 times a week. But I cant complain knowing whats ahead.

FAT

[curry]

LTU F/O 757/767, 5 years with company:

Euro 3400 net(married), Euro 5100 gross.

And it could get worse after Swissairs success in ruining that company.

[basil fawlty]

last job- corporate 727 FE. $US 3000 pm "tax free", only averaged 25 hrs per month flight time and LOTS of standby/on call duty. No benefits package at all, but very good hotels and fairly generous "cash in envelope" bonuses (About $ 6000 pa.)
Made redundant, so currently earning £ZERO from aviation!!


[This message has been edited by basil fawlty (edited 02 July 2001).]

[beaconoutbound]

JMC Bus Capt, been with company 7 years in all it's previous guises, £4000 + 300ish per mnth duty pay. Vitually no flying in the winter coz most of the fleet is in the US on contract.
Final salary pension, good holiday concessions, six weeks leave p.a. loss of licence and PHI paid by company.
Looking at the recently published BALPA pay schedules it looks like we're pretty much top of the UK charter sector - anyone know better?

[BavarianBoy]

BAE 146-in the UK.. take home around £2050 per month inc. duty pay.Pension is good but i don't think many of us intend to stay long enough to get the benefits. Averaged 700 hrs per year, 6-8 nights away each month. Pants management great crews, fun aeroplane! Morale very low but the Esacape Committee is active in helping you "under "the fence and across the river to freedom... well.. a better job anyway. Oh, forgot to mention the horrendous bonds we have to sign, crap crewing, crap OPS, management as useful as a chocolate tea pot but great hosties!!
Any chance of ALPA taking over BALPA!!hehe!

[XFO1-11]

BA Capt B737 Take home 4100 GBP Average.
12 Years in Company.