seaav8tor

What if you were about to have open heart surgery... Would you look for a "newer, lower paid doctor"?


<In addition to providing passengers with more travel options, airlines like using regional planes for other reasons, too: when full, RJs can offer lower per-seat operating costs than larger airliners. The planes are often flown by newer, lower-paid pilots, as well.>

link: http://www.aero-news.net/index.cfm?C...-28cbe1135b1f&

BoilerUP

Notice they don't mention that one of the reasons the pilots are "newer, lower-paid" is the fact that RJs are less than half the size of most other narrowbodies?

XJPILOT1

WT$%@& ? And five of those 21 planes weren't even RJs... but turboprop puddlejumpers.

Wow I'am a class below RJ's.