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Originally Posted by Duckdude
(Post 3782047)
Thank you, I couldn’t figure out what a yatch was.
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Originally Posted by m3113n1a1
(Post 3782076)
It's a watch that looks like a boat. ("Check out that big pilot yatch")
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Originally Posted by Dunkin
(Post 3779101)
AA is still planning on 1800+ new hires a year for many more years out IF the 321XLR and Max8s show up on time but nobody hired now will see the upward seniority movement like 2021/early 22 hires. Some of those pilots never sat reserve as FOs and now can already hold a line as LGA737 captains if they so choose.
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Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
(Post 3782186)
I’ll be surprised if American hires more than Delta this year. I’m guessing it’s no where near 1800. You’re in denial.
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Originally Posted by highfarfast
(Post 3781229)
I'm old enough to have experienced the lost decade from the very bottom of it. It stunk. But my rational comes from the fact I have no one in my family tree that has made it more than a frew years past 65. I want to make sure I have time off to enjoy this fine income before it's too late for me.
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Originally Posted by symbian simian
(Post 3782358)
My dad played tennis at 83. My mom still travels by herself accross the atlantic to visit at 82. All their siblings are still alive past 80. Totally understand your rationale, but I am more worried about time without income.
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Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
(Post 3782186)
I’ll be surprised if American hires more than Delta this year. I’m guessing it’s no where near 1800. You’re in denial.
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Originally Posted by PineappleXpres
(Post 3782394)
Why? What would happen to you at 85 if you ran out of 401k? Walk us through it. You reverse mortgage your house, you collect what SS there is, if you truly go broke, you can apply for elderly subsidized housing. That’s a scenario that keeps one up at night? I’m thoroughly confused.
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Originally Posted by symbian simian
(Post 3782550)
Call me spoiled, but I would like to avoid being broke and old, I was broke when I was younger, and I am getting older, can't say I like either..... And I would like to leave my kids at least the family home. My in-laws are also rapidly approaching 90 and still lliving without help. All 4 still travelling and enjoying life until well past 80. Good chance I will be in that position, so that is what I plan for. If that means working longer and harder: my choice, my problem.
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Originally Posted by symbian simian
(Post 3782358)
My dad played tennis at 83. My mom still travels by herself accross the atlantic to visit at 82. All their siblings are still alive past 80. Totally understand your rationale, but I am more worried about time without income.
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