Charter & Fractional
NJASAP Warns NetJets Execs on Need To Up Pay Scale
The NetJets pilots' union NJASAP is warning that company management needs to be aggressive with pay or risk losing pilots to the airlines.
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The NetJets pilots' union NJASAP is warning that company management needs to be aggressive with pay or risk losing pilots to the airlines. (Photo: NetJets Association of Shared Aircraft Pilots)

The NetJets Association of Shared Aircraft Pilots (NJASAP) warned that unless NetJets take more aggressive steps to attract and retain pilots, the fractional ownership provider faces the prospect of the operation becoming a stepping stone to airline employment. The warning comes as NJASAP is in the midst of midterm contract negotiations with the NetJets management team.

It also comes, however, as Delta Air Lines recently reached an agreement with its pilots on a contract that would up their pay by roughly 34 percent, with salaries reaching nearly $600,000 for widebody captains and $475,000 for narrowbodies. American Airlines has offered to match this.

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