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Multi Engine Command Backpay 1 May 2007 Base Salary. 1 Jan 2008 Base Salary 1 Sep 2008 Base Salary 1 Jul 2009 $ $ $ $ 1st year of service 77,141 84,079 88,283 92,697 2nd year of service 78,842 86,145 90,452 94,975 3rd year of service 80,545 88,211 92,622 97,253 4th year of service 82,246 90,277 94,791 99,531 5th year of service 83,948 92,344 96,961 101,809 6th year of service 85,650 94,410 99,130 104,087 7th year of service 87,351 96,476 101,300 106,365 8th year of service 89,052 98,542 103,469 108,643 9th year of service 90,754 100,608 105,639 110,921 10th year of service 92,455 102,674 107,808 113,199 11th year of service 94,159 104,741 109,978 115,477 12th year of service 95,860 106,807 112,147 117,755 13th year of service 97,561 108,873 114,317 120,033 14th year of service 99,263 110,939 116,486 122,310 15th year of service 100,964 113,005 118,656 124,588
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