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It is likely that you will have these rates 3 or 4 years from now, but that doesn't make your use of their end rates a valid comparison. Clear?
That’s a shortsighted look at a contract. “Hey look guys, we are only $15/hr behind delta this year (minus profit sharing), and well above AA and UA! (2019 rates mind you), we are awesome!” That seems to be how spirit pilots think though. I try to be a bit more realistic and long term in my analysis, and look at how much more money other contracts are worth for the same duration this B6 contract will be in effect, which I estimate to be 4-5 years. 320/330/340 with no PS isn’t anywhere close to 337/354/368/383 with profit sharing, no matter if the raises are within 17 months or over 4 years. And to think AA/UA/WN won’t achieve similar contracts to DL in that time is also naive and/or disingenuous.Originally Posted by symbian simian
You can only compare years you both have a scale for. Yours is for 2 years I believe, so you have to compare it to the dos+1 at AAG & DAL, not their year 4 rates.It is likely that you will have these rates 3 or 4 years from now, but that doesn't make your use of their end rates a valid comparison. Clear?