Originally Posted by
Alan Shore
For example, when Delta pays for a pilot's hotel when he is training at his base?
You're really reaching now Lee...I mean Alan.
If the ATL based pilot is a commuter, then yes it should be considered as income because the pilot is choosing to live out of the training base, just as Lee is choosing to live outside of his work base. If this were pushed by someone at the IRS, it would be considered income.
Originally Posted by
Alan Shore
Or when NWA used to provide positive space travel for commuting instructors to NATCO and give them hotels during stretches of sim periods?
If memory serves, this issue was starting to arise right when NATCO was closing. There was real concern about having it considered income. Might be why Delta has stopped that practice.
Your structure still looks bad Alan. In fact...nobody move. Don't even breath.
Carl