Seattle Council Proposal: No Retirement Age
#74
Rodeo clown
Joined APC: Feb 2017
Position: Tractor seat
Posts: 703
Makes me wonder how the union contract ask would do in a hypothetical test vote amongst pilots, or even if they spelled out details of the ask by topic and pilots could rank order them? Sort of like a survey. . . .
#76
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2015
Posts: 319
Technically, it wasn't even voted on in Seattle. An objection was made to the making of the resolution. By rule, the Chairman made a motion to dismiss the resolution. The motion to dismiss (by voice vote) was fairly unanimous. I only heard one objection to the motion to dismiss the resolution.
#77
Technically, it wasn't even voted on in Seattle. An objection was made to the making of the resolution. By rule, the Chairman made a motion to dismiss the resolution. The motion to dismiss (by voice vote) was fairly unanimous. I only heard one objection to the motion to dismiss the resolution.
#78
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2008
Position: LAX 350 A
Posts: 564
All I can say is my piloting skills are not improving as I get older. Anyone that says so is full of crap. I look forward to retirement and those that don't need to get a pet, hobby or get along with their significant other/partner (trying to be politically correct).
#79
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2009
Posts: 5,192
You got to the left seat five years sooner because everyone in front of you left at 60.
You you earned, conservatively, an extra 6 figures in income after 60.
I know Captains retiring today (or soon) under the same pay cuts and pension theft as you, that have saved $5m+ in recovery by busting their ass and adjusting their living. Your problem is not the problem of everyone behind you. Especially if you didn’t immediately start prepping.
#80
Banned
Joined APC: Oct 2008
Position: 767 Capt.
Posts: 64
$5 million?
You know captains who have saved $5 million by flying an extra five years? How is that even remotely believable. Yes. Most who hired on believed that 60 years old was the end of the line and they would collect their retirement.
That was stolen and an extra five years of work was tacked on. The only way that swings the needle in their favor is if they are fortunate enough to die soon enough so they don’t run out of money. The vast majority will not be so “fortunate”.
Some people on this forum act like the extra five years was somehow a benefit. When your earned retirement is robbed from you, you probably will find work wherever you can get it.
That was stolen and an extra five years of work was tacked on. The only way that swings the needle in their favor is if they are fortunate enough to die soon enough so they don’t run out of money. The vast majority will not be so “fortunate”.
Some people on this forum act like the extra five years was somehow a benefit. When your earned retirement is robbed from you, you probably will find work wherever you can get it.
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