48/60 Blg
#17
"Work"?. No...regardless of what his BLG might be from month to month....he does less "work" than any pilot not out on a medical! Besides, the insurance companies are relieved when he's not flying!
#18
Let's assume that we are indeed 500 pilots fat. Some people speculate 300 to 500 so let's go with the bigger number.
500 (pilots) X 884 (yearly basic BLG) = 442,000 pay hours
442,000/12 (mos) = 36833/ hours per month
36833/4776(pilots) = 7.71 BLG reduction from each pilot to prevent a furlough.
500 (pilots) X 884 (yearly basic BLG) = 442,000 pay hours
442,000/12 (mos) = 36833/ hours per month
36833/4776(pilots) = 7.71 BLG reduction from each pilot to prevent a furlough.
Bustin,
Don't know if you know someone at the company but your analysis looks spot on to me.
I wouldn't be surprised if the company took the average BLG before buy-ups and came up with a 58 hr offer as has been previously rumored.
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