Southwest Article
#1
Some (more) good press for Southwest and it's pilots:
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/business/...n/14654823.htm
"If a company moves 65 percent more passengers per plane, I guess it can afford to pay top-drawer wages. Adding people and paying them well doesn't have to raise costs, as long as their productivity climbs."
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/business/...n/14654823.htm
"If a company moves 65 percent more passengers per plane, I guess it can afford to pay top-drawer wages. Adding people and paying them well doesn't have to raise costs, as long as their productivity climbs."
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The average Southwest plane carries 19,300 passengers a year, compared with 11,700, the industry average.
The average Southwest pilot carries 19,300 passengers a year, compared with 11,700, the industry average.
#3
Originally Posted by chase
The reporter corrected this statement....the correct statement should've read:
The average Southwest pilot carries 19,300 passengers a year, compared with 11,700, the industry average.
The average Southwest pilot carries 19,300 passengers a year, compared with 11,700, the industry average.
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