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Msg ID: 2715651 Metro Raises +2/-9     
Author:Clark G.
1/4/2022 11:45:15 AM

Any word when the rumored pay raise is happening? I'm using the money to put in a pool!



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Msg ID: 2715660 Metro Raises +0/-16     
Author:Monkey stick
1/4/2022 1:38:31 PM

Reply to: 2715651
Mine is already showing on my pay stub. I didn’t ask but got 22% this weeks


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Msg ID: 2715663 Metro Raises +0/-3     
Author:Hi
1/4/2022 1:53:22 PM

Reply to: 2715660

Lol



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Msg ID: 2715684 Metro Raises +2/-9     
Author:I n The K n o w
1/4/2022 4:35:44 PM

Reply to: 2715651

Teir 1 pilots getting 10%

Teir 2 pilots getting 7%

Teir 3 pilots getting 3%

401k match to 100%

Meal vouchers and spa day during annual sim training.

Mechanics no longer allowed to harass pilots



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Msg ID: 2715695 Metro Raises +2/-0     
Author:Well
1/4/2022 5:12:25 PM

Reply to: 2715684

%10 of $65k is 6500 a year before %28 taxes  so that means $4,875 for  26 pay periods = A whole Whoppimg $187.5 per pay!! Yipee time to retire after this year!! SMH!



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Msg ID: 2715751 For real... make the jump now +7/-0     
Author:Anonymous
1/5/2022 10:12:01 AM

Reply to: 2715695

Jump to the airlines while you still can... these crappy helicopter jobs just aren't worth the wages



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Msg ID: 2715929 Metro Raises +2/-0     
Author:bentwrench
1/6/2022 2:11:10 PM

Reply to: 2715695

the IRS LOVES folks stupid enough to pay 28% ON 65K A YEAR



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Msg ID: 2715698 Metro Raises +15/-0     
Author:Holy smokes
1/4/2022 5:33:39 PM

Reply to: 2715684

Some coupons to Smoothie King and a happy ending massage in Shreveport? Sign me up!



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Msg ID: 2715769 Metro Raises +9/-0     
Author:EMS pilot
1/5/2022 12:03:45 PM

Reply to: 2715698

Metro is the typical EMS helicopter provider. They raise pilot rates and tell us all how they are raising pay. Yet, all of those pay rates are passed along to the real payer, the hospitals. Metro gets all the pats on the back yet they did nothing! Typical company in the EMS business but soo soo many pilots think they are the cats meow. Metro still pays the maintenance staff peanuts and tell us all how $80K is a lot of money to fly a pilot single pilot at night with NVG's is so good in 2021. Then they will get a few 1990 era pilots to come on here and tell us all how great they are and that EMS flying isn't about money but the schedule. Ridiculous!



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Msg ID: 2716283 Metro Raises +0/-0     
Author:suck
1/8/2022 8:58:03 PM

Reply to: 2715769

Metro pay suck 



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Msg ID: 2716311 Metro Raises +0/-0     
Author:Safty culture
1/9/2022 2:53:02 PM

Reply to: 2716283

was a joke when I was there. Customers ran the show and had no regard for our regulations. 



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Msg ID: 2716507 FREE BENEFITS, AREN'T FREE  +0/-0     
Author:IF THEY LOWBALL YOU
1/11/2022 12:25:28 PM

Reply to: 2716311

on your Salary....Those costs are just coming from somewhere else...Let them Pay you Industry standard and watch those "free" benefits go away.....



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Msg ID: 2719140 Metro Raises +0/-0     
Author:Go somewhere else
2/3/2022 5:36:40 PM

Reply to: 2716283

Freedom...go shopping and find another employer. To easy my friend. This industry is saturated. I am sure someone with your valuable skills would make a wonderful asset. Wink



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Msg ID: 2719146 Metro Raises +0/-0     
Author:Homework Req.
2/3/2022 6:07:38 PM

Reply to: 2715769

Nice guess my fellow pilot. Source(s) of information? The market dictates the rates...you know, the whole supply and demand thing comes into play. Of course the costs of running the service gets passed along in the contract. That is business 101. You know of a different business model? 

Metro does a lot of things right. It is why they are growing. When choosing an operator to work for, look at the whole picture. 

I wish I could give you a participant trophy...Just Sayin.Wink



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