Documentation Index
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Career Payroll and Ledger
Career payroll and the finance ledger explain where your money came from and where it went. Use this page when your balance changes and you want to understand why.Payroll timing
Career payroll runs weekly on Monday at 13:00 UTC. Payroll is not paid after every flight. Flights, bonuses, expenses, and deductions are processed through Career finance rules.What payroll can include
Payroll can include:- Eligible Career flight hours.
- Contract hourly rate.
- Rank pay.
- Airline tier and regional pay adjustments.
- Training pay multiplier.
- Reserve pay.
- Bid Board bonus.
- On-time completion bonus.
- Seniority bonus.
- Tax or social contribution deductions.
- Union dues.
- Loan payments.
- Loan interest.
- Late fees.
- Property income.
- Rent or housing support.
- Daily living costs.
- Medical checks.
- Personal events.
Main pay modifiers
| Modifier | What it does |
|---|---|
| Rank | Higher ranks pay more than lower ranks. |
| Airline tier | Higher-tier airlines generally pay better. |
| Region | Airline region affects the pay band. |
| Training status | Some training contracts pay a reduced rate. |
| Reserve | Accepted reserve calls pay 2.0x hourly pay. |
| Bid Board | Eligible awarded bid-board flying can add a 15% bonus. |
| On-time completion | Eligible on-time work can add an additional bonus. |
| Seniority | Longer continuous employment can add a seniority bonus. |
Ledger glossary
The ledger records individual finance events.| Ledger entry | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Salary | Career pay from eligible flight work. |
| Income tax | Tax or social contribution deduction from payroll. |
| Property income | Rental income from owned Career property. |
| Rent | Housing cost. |
| Housing credit | Employer housing support or sponsored housing adjustment. |
| Groceries | Normal recurring living expense. |
| Lunch | Normal recurring living expense. |
| Restaurant | Higher-cost food or social spending. |
| Transport | Routine transport cost. |
| Utilities | Household utilities. |
| TV subscription | Lifestyle subscription cost. |
| Gifts | Personal or social expense. |
| Commuting cost | Cost caused by being away from base or needing to reposition. |
| Union dues | Monthly pilot union membership dues. |
| Medical check | Required medical clearance cost. |
| Loan disbursement | Money received from a new loan. |
| Loan interest | Interest charged on debt. |
| Loan repayment | Principal or scheduled repayment on a loan. |
| Penalty | Career penalty, cancellation cost, resignation cost, or similar deduction. |
| Training cost | Pilot share of type-rating or training cost. |
| Property purchase | Down payment or purchase cost for Career property. |
| Adjustment | Manual or system correction. |
Payroll summary
The payroll summary can explain the larger weekly result. Use it to see:- Paid hours.
- Effective hourly rate.
- Bonuses.
- Deductions.
- Loan payments.
- Living expenses.
- Medical status.
- Credit score changes.
Loans and credit
Loans affect future payroll because payments are recurring. Missed loan payments can:- Add late fees.
- Reduce credit score.
- Reduce reputation.
- Lead to loan default after repeated missed payments.
Property income
Property income belongs only to Career Mode. Property can help long-term cash flow, but the upfront cost can make your short-term balance risky. Buy property only when you can still cover medical checks, loans, relocation, training, and normal living costs.Common mistakes
- Expecting payroll immediately after each flight.
- Reading Account history as a future forecast.
- Missing loan pressure because the current balance looks healthy.
- Forgetting that bonuses can appear only when the related flying is processed.
- Ignoring small recurring living costs.
- Confusing Free Flight XP with Career payroll.