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Airlines

Every carrier worth a look, and what flying for each one asks of your family. Open a built carrier to see its crew bases scored on the same national scale, so a 74 in Atlanta means what a 74 means in Seattle. The researched carriers — international and fractional — carry a sourced brief instead: no scored bases, and pay that ranges from a full contract table to nothing published at all.

Not sure which carrier Every base at every carrier, weighed at once. Weigh what your family needs, give it your age, and see which bases hold a left seat before you stop. Open Weight & Balance →

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Three states, and the difference matters. A built carrier has scored bases, an upgrade outlook and a pay estimator. A researched carrier has a sourced one-page brief as of 1 September 2026 but no scored domiciles — the international and fractional operators. What each one publishes about pay differs, from a ratified contract table to nothing at all, and every brief carries its own open items. A queued carrier is in the index with none of that work behind it yet, and its base codes are indicative only. Every photograph here is a real photograph of the carrier named. Pay, seniority, and commutability figures anywhere on this site are planning estimates, not commitments.