Same job title.
Very different plans.
A Delta DPSP, a United PRAP, an American $uper $aver and a FedEx B-Plan are not the same instrument — and the optimal strategy isn't either. Pick your carrier for guidance built around that plan.
Delta Air Lines
Direct Contribution.
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United Airlines
United's Pilot Retirement Account Plan (PRAP) is built around a large direct company contribution.
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American Airlines
American's $uper $aver 401(k) pairs your deferrals with a substantial company contribution.
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FedEx Express
FedEx pilots carry one of the more layered packages in the industry — a defined-contribution side and a pension component that have to be planned as one system, not two.
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Southwest Airlines
Southwest's defined-contribution structure pairs your deferrals with a company contribution.
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UPS Airlines
UPS pilots typically carry both a defined-contribution side and a pension component.
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Every plan has levers most pilots never touch. A 15-minute call is enough to find the two or three that matter most for yours.