Originally Posted by
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I'm sorry to break it to you, but that's not how it works. Insurance bill is proportionate to liability, not how much an employee gets paid. If what you think were true, a train engineer would probably make a few million dollars a year, and a cruise ship captain would make close to $100 million a year.
this might be the worst argument ever. If a train or cruise ship has catastrophic engine failure, they simply stop on the water or the tracks. The liability is not even close to the same. Granted, the chances are very small, but not nothing. Regardless of insurance, if a plane goes down, it has a very good chance of ending a company.