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Old 12-12-2007 | 08:45 PM
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Better read the bill again. It does not mention anything about taking effect 30 days after enactment. It will be effective the day the President signs it.
You're right. I looked at the old resolution from Jan. The Dec one that just passed took that language out. Those guys looking to avoid the tax hit better retire before the President signs.
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Old 12-13-2007 | 04:14 AM
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Bush said he is going to veto this bill. Not because of the age 65 thing, but other BS sitting in the bill that he doesn't like. That could be interesting.
The guy does something good for a change. I wonder what part of the bill he doesn't like?
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Old 12-13-2007 | 04:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Normy!
The guy does something good for a change. I wonder what part of the bill he doesn't like?
That was the old bill ... he did not like the FAA reauthorization bill. Something to do with not improving the ATC system fast enough ...

This one that passed last night ... is a completely stand alone bill.

Welcome to the new world order !

Any airlines out there in negotiations need to fight for higher FO pay rates across the board. Like 90 % of what the left seat pays ...

Just glad to be where I am at right now, I think ...


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Old 12-13-2007 | 04:30 AM
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Age 65 is the greatest thing since the LOA for FedEx. Instead of paying you 6 figures to sit on your a$$ the day you turn 60, they now get 5 more years of honest work out of you.

And, to top it off, FedEx gets to send you fewer pension checks when you finally do retire. 10 years less worth, on average. See table below:

Table 1 – Actuarial Study of lifespan vs. age at retirement.
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Age at.......................................... Average Age
Retirement .....................................At Death
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49.9 .................................................. ...86
51.2 .................................................. ...85.3
52.5 .................................................. ...84.6
53.8 .................................................. ...83.9
55.1 .................................................. ...83.2
56.4 .................................................. ...82.5
57.2 .................................................. ...81.4
58.3 .................................................. ...80
59.2 .................................................. ...78.5
60.1 .................................................. ...76.8
61 .................................................. ......74.5
62.1 .................................................. ...71.8
63.1 .................................................. ...69.3
64.1 .................................................. ...67.9
65.2.............................................. ........66.8
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Old 12-13-2007 | 04:56 AM
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Originally Posted by skypine27
Age 65 is the greatest thing since the LOA for FedEx. Instead of paying you 6 figures to sit on your a$$ the day you turn 60, they now get 5 more years of honest work out of you.

And, to top it off, FedEx gets to send you fewer pension checks when you finally do retire. 10 years less worth, on average. See table below:

Table 1 – Actuarial Study of lifespan vs. age at retirement.
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Age at.......................................... Average Age
Retirement .....................................At Death
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49.9 .................................................. ...86
51.2 .................................................. ...85.3
52.5 .................................................. ...84.6
53.8 .................................................. ...83.9
55.1 .................................................. ...83.2
56.4 .................................................. ...82.5
57.2 .................................................. ...81.4
58.3 .................................................. ...80
59.2 .................................................. ...78.5
60.1 .................................................. ...76.8
61 .................................................. ......74.5
62.1 .................................................. ...71.8
63.1 .................................................. ...69.3
64.1 .................................................. ...67.9
65.2.............................................. ........66.8

From the looks of that ... if the age goes to 66, the grim reaper will be knocking at the flight deck door.



As always, liars figure, and figures lie ... something like that
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Old 12-13-2007 | 04:59 AM
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Originally Posted by skypine27
Age 65 is the greatest thing since the LOA for FedEx. Instead of paying you 6 figures to sit on your a$$ the day you turn 60, they now get 5 more years of honest work out of you.

And, to top it off, FedEx gets to send you fewer pension checks when you finally do retire. 10 years less worth, on average. See table below:

Table 1 – Actuarial Study of lifespan vs. age at retirement.
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Age at.......................................... Average Age
Retirement .....................................At Death
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49.9 .................................................. ...86
51.2 .................................................. ...85.3
52.5 .................................................. ...84.6
53.8 .................................................. ...83.9
55.1 .................................................. ...83.2
56.4 .................................................. ...82.5
57.2 .................................................. ...81.4
58.3 .................................................. ...80
59.2 .................................................. ...78.5
60.1 .................................................. ...76.8
61 .................................................. ......74.5
62.1 .................................................. ...71.8
63.1 .................................................. ...69.3
64.1 .................................................. ...67.9
65.2.............................................. ........66.8
I suggest you talk to our ALPA Aero Medical guy at FedEx, JK, about the numbers ALPA came up with with the study they commisioned. Airline pilots in general live a very, very long time after retirement.
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Old 12-13-2007 | 05:05 AM
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Originally Posted by CactusCrew
From the looks of that ... if the age goes to 66, the grim reaper will be knocking at the flight deck door.


FO to front desk "Can you have security check the Captain's room? He isn't answering his phone and showtime was 15 minutes ago..."
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Old 12-13-2007 | 05:09 AM
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Originally Posted by FoxHunter
I suggest you talk to our ALPA Aero Medical guy at FedEx, JK, about the numbers ALPA came up with with the study they commisioned. Airline pilots in general live a very, very long time after retirement.

ALL the more reason to be on the golf course, by the river, etc ... IN ACTUAL RETIREMENT !

While the table posted may be worthless ... the point is someone just added 5years of productivity to your employer.

And took away 5 years of productivity to our FULL retirement benefits ...

Thank you very little ...
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Old 12-13-2007 | 05:13 AM
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Alpa came up with a study based on retiring at 60 and said pilots live a very long time. No s!!t sherlock
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Old 12-13-2007 | 05:15 AM
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Originally Posted by NoHaz
FO to front desk "Can you have security check the Captain's room? He isn't answering his phone and showtime was 15 minutes ago..."
HaHa ...

Disregard, he's in the van already ... taking another "power nap" ...

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