PSA Bennies?
#13
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Wow that is awful!! Twice as bad as Envoy easy!
$647 a month for a family plan? So a new hire with family basically is going to bring home around $1200/mo after it is all said and done. Unlivable for someone without a sugar momma or a mommy and daddy that still bail them out.
No vision? For pilots? That is a cheap thing kinda dumb to exclude for PILOTS! The deductibles are way too high. What are office copays?
$647 a month for a family plan? So a new hire with family basically is going to bring home around $1200/mo after it is all said and done. Unlivable for someone without a sugar momma or a mommy and daddy that still bail them out.
No vision? For pilots? That is a cheap thing kinda dumb to exclude for PILOTS! The deductibles are way too high. What are office copays?
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Lol, you should sit outside the PSA training center and grovel at the feet of people coming to interview to try and draw them to ENY because that's basically what you're doing here. It's pitiful. I'll give you real ammo for them not to come here if you want but you have to clean up this beggars act.
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Just like this guy. When he asks what ENY's benefits are, I fully expect you to school him on it. He didn't, he obviously doesn't care. But since the spot light isn't on you and your cult airline, you're on here throwing more vitriol and unwanted opinions. No one cares. No one.
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From: East coast
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It's cute you think I care "big dog". But this is another thread that you had to open because it says "PSA" and you're obsession (bordering on stalker type stuff) is getting pretty epic. Our medical, it sucks. I have ZERO issue saying that. Is ENY that much better? Idk because I don't work there and therefore don't care what their medical benefits are.
Just like this guy. When he asks what ENY's benefits are, I fully expect you to school him on it. He didn't, he obviously doesn't care. But since the spot light isn't on you and your cult airline, you're on here throwing more vitriol and unwanted opinions. No one cares. No one.
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Just like this guy. When he asks what ENY's benefits are, I fully expect you to school him on it. He didn't, he obviously doesn't care. But since the spot light isn't on you and your cult airline, you're on here throwing more vitriol and unwanted opinions. No one cares. No one.
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Truth is people do come on here for information on multiple regional airlines and giving them as much TRUTHFUL info in any thread is helping them. You are just upset it isn't helping your precious little airline.
At least I'm not on here going - "PSA will be downgrading and furloughing soon!".
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Again, the numbers I posted earlier are family rates. And you don't have to take plan A..for a starting FO plan B is 288/mo, or $144 a paycheck, for family insurance.
For an individual, the rates are as follows:
Individual plan is going to run you $249 a month for plan A, $111 a month for Plan B.
Plan A has a $300/$600 deductible for in/out network. $600/$1000 max out of pocket for in/out network.
Plan B has a $500/$1000 deductible for in/out network. $2500/$6000 max out of pocket for in/out network.
Naturally the thread is already clogged with useless banter. The guy only wanted to know what it would potentially cost him to have family coverage.
For an individual, the rates are as follows:
Individual plan is going to run you $249 a month for plan A, $111 a month for Plan B.
Plan A has a $300/$600 deductible for in/out network. $600/$1000 max out of pocket for in/out network.
Plan B has a $500/$1000 deductible for in/out network. $2500/$6000 max out of pocket for in/out network.
Naturally the thread is already clogged with useless banter. The guy only wanted to know what it would potentially cost him to have family coverage.
Last edited by Ramprat; 06-12-2015 at 09:13 AM.
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