You wouldn't do it?
11-04-2006 | 08:10 PM
#82
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Thanks
I agree. They come out with fangs whenever I write about how automated the job has become.
SKyHigh
11-04-2006 | 08:49 PM
#83
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I bet if they had a school to be a rock star thousands of people would pay $80,000 to attend an be willing to live in poverty just so they could get up on that stage every night. The difference is that this is reality for pilots.
I do have one question. I know how the pay scales work for pilots but is the attrition so high that RJ pilots can only compete for $20 and hour and the guys flying 747's can make over $100 and hour because there are less of them out there?
I do have one question. I know how the pay scales work for pilots but is the attrition so high that RJ pilots can only compete for $20 and hour and the guys flying 747's can make over $100 and hour because there are less of them out there?
11-04-2006 | 09:04 PM
#84
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From: Corporate Pilot
Rock Star
I bet if they had a school to be a rock star thousands of people would pay $80,000 to attend an be willing to live in poverty just so they could get up on that stage every night. The difference is that this is reality for pilots.
I do have one question. I know how the pay scales work for pilots but is the attrition so high that RJ pilots can only compete for $20 and hour and the guys flying 747's can make over $100 and hour because there are less of them out there?
I do have one question. I know how the pay scales work for pilots but is the attrition so high that RJ pilots can only compete for $20 and hour and the guys flying 747's can make over $100 and hour because there are less of them out there?
Skyhigh
