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A220 first officer salary 2026
First officer pay at 13 airlines flying the Airbus A220 runs from $37k to $297k a year gross, with a median of $91k. The highest figure in this list is at Delta Air Lines. Pay is set per airline, not per aircraft type: most airlines pay one scale across their fleet, and where a scale differs by aircraft (often more on widebodies) the airline page shows it.
Gross yearly pay in US dollars, converted at current exchange rates. Monthly pay is counted 12 times, hourly rates at 900 paid hours a year. Figures come from collective agreements, official airline packages, the aviation press and, where nothing better exists, unofficial figures (marked). Updated 3 Nov 2026.
| Airline | First officer | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Delta Air Lines United States | $113k–297k | Agreement / official |
| JetBlue Airways United States | $101k–224k | Press |
| SWISS International Air Lines Switzerland | $85k–182k | Unofficial |
| Air Canada (incl. Rouge) Canada | $61k–192k | Press |
| Breeze Airways United States | $94k–142k | Agreement / official |
| Qantas (incl. QantasLink) Australia | $74k–126k | Unofficial |
| Lufthansa City Airlines Germany | $70k–112k | Unofficial |
| Air France France | $84k | Unofficial |
| airBaltic Latvia | $44k–95k | Agreement / official |
| LOT Polish Airlines Poland | $49k–67k | Unofficial |
| Croatia Airlines Croatia | $38k–74k | Unofficial |
| ITA Airways Italy | $48k–54k | Press |
| Smartwings Czechia | $37k–44k | Unofficial |
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