§ 1166 Pilot Pension Payment Distribution
This law tells how much money retired, disabled, or surviving spouses of pilots get each month: it’s the money the pilot pension plan brings in minus the admin costs, split up based on each person’s share of the total pension they’re owed.
A retired pilot named Sam is supposed to get a pension. The pension fund collected $100,000 last month and paid $10,000 in admin costs. Sam’s share of the total pension owed to all retirees is 5%.
Sam will receive 5% of the $90,000 left after costs, which is $4,500 for that month.
Benefit_i = (Revenue_previous_month – Expenses_current_month) × (Target_i ÷ Total_Targets)
Retired pilot Sam’s pension calculation for March.
Result: Benefit_Sam = (100,000 – 10,000) × (5,000 ÷ 100,000) = 90,000 × 0.05 = $4,500
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§ 1166 Pilot Pension Payment Distribution
Last verified: January 11, 2026