Early Retirement?
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#44
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From: retired 767(dl)
From experience, please read that as; How bad can we hammer the pilots. The sad thing is they dump on the CPO's after the dirty work is done, Nothing new here.
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Longer discussion than I have time for, but being at retirement with 50% or even 40% in equities is beyond idiotic.
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You need to write a book. 100 minus your age was the old gouge. Some are saying 120 minus your age. That idea can be found in many references. So I respectfully disagree and so do many others
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From: LAX 350 A
It's one of the LOLs in the bankruptcy era. The were referred to as PRPs (post retirement pilots). The basically came back at the bottom of the seniority list but in their seat/equip at retirement. The argument was to save training costs.
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From: Road construction signholder
No the argument wasn't to "save training costs." It was to prevent entire categories from shutting down due to no qualified captains available and no LCAs available to train their replacements (they had all taken early retirement en masse). Necessary evil that was very limited in time and scope. See my earlier posts on this.
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No the argument wasn't to "save training costs." It was to prevent entire categories from shutting down due to no qualified captains available and no LCAs available to train their replacements (they had all taken early retirement en masse). Necessary evil that was very limited in time and scope. See my earlier posts on this.
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