What percentage of PCH are pilots paid for deadheading to/from duty?

Pilots are typically compensated at 50% of their pay for deadheading to or from duty. This means that while they are traveling as passengers on flights, they receive half of their usual pay rate. The rationale behind this arrangement is to acknowledge the pilots' time and the fact that they are effectively in service, fulfilling their duty to report for flights, even if they are not actively piloting the aircraft during those deadhead flights. Full pay during deadheading may not be common practice, as it can place a financial burden on airlines, which typically only compensate pilots at a reduced rate to account for this type of travel. This policy and practice help ensure that pilots are fairly compensated while also maintaining operational efficiency for the airline.