Originally Posted by
benzoate
The single greatest problem with the JetBlue pilot group is their unwillingness to listen to the truth. Management spends millions per year on legal and marketing campaigns, well designed mind you, to convince you of their convenient truths. BlueTruth.com takes information from MIT studies and shares that information. MIT aviation studies are done by number crunching geniuses who have NO AFFILIATION with any airline.
There is no bending of facts. Standard aviation metrics used by all airlines.
Welcome to the airline and please continue to read and learn as much as you can.
Trying to get on board with your "FACTS" but I don't seem to come up with the same numbers. Just playing devils advocate here, but according to your referenced MIT study in 2012, B6 pilots averages $139,687, while DL was $158,227, AMR was $140,689, United was $143,076 and WN was $157,279. Now I'm no math major but I still don't come up with your numbers on a pilot discount percentage basis. How about the other airlines in the peer set, noticed you did not reference them. Are you using some other numbers?