Gonna be a busy summer...
#1
Gonna be a busy summer...
From CNBC:
Expect packed planes as airlines prep for busiest summer ever
Airlines for America expects a record 236.1 million people to fly between June 1 and Aug. 31.
That's an increase of 3.7 percent compared to last summer.
Rising household net worth and low airfares are helping to boost air travel.
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Expect packed planes as airlines prep for busiest summer ever
Airlines for America expects a record 236.1 million people to fly between June 1 and Aug. 31.
That's an increase of 3.7 percent compared to last summer.
Rising household net worth and low airfares are helping to boost air travel.
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#3
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Joined APC: Feb 2018
Posts: 579
20% pay increase and forfeit nonrev benefits...I’d rather make enough to pay full fare for confirmed seats for my family than watch 7 oversold flights leave without us.
#4
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Joined APC: Sep 2014
Posts: 521
If you forfeited non rev benefits, how would commuters get to work?
and for 20%? Not even close.
At least 4 trips to Europe per year, usually with a family of 4...and first/business class on almost every flight. Plus the other small trips. The costs of that would be over $100k.
#5
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Joined APC: Feb 2009
Posts: 1,267
If you forfeited non rev benefits, how would commuters get to work?
and for 20%? Not even close.
At least 4 trips to Europe per year, usually with a family of 4...and first/business class on almost every flight. Plus the other small trips. The costs of that would be over $100k.
and for 20%? Not even close.
At least 4 trips to Europe per year, usually with a family of 4...and first/business class on almost every flight. Plus the other small trips. The costs of that would be over $100k.
#6
If you forfeited non rev benefits, how would commuters get to work?
and for 20%? Not even close.
At least 4 trips to Europe per year, usually with a family of 4...and first/business class on almost every flight. Plus the other small trips. The costs of that would be over $100k.
and for 20%? Not even close.
At least 4 trips to Europe per year, usually with a family of 4...and first/business class on almost every flight. Plus the other small trips. The costs of that would be over $100k.
#10
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2016
Posts: 1,237
If you forfeited non rev benefits, how would commuters get to work?
and for 20%? Not even close.
At least 4 trips to Europe per year, usually with a family of 4...and first/business class on almost every flight. Plus the other small trips. The costs of that would be over $100k.
and for 20%? Not even close.
At least 4 trips to Europe per year, usually with a family of 4...and first/business class on almost every flight. Plus the other small trips. The costs of that would be over $100k.
I think alot of us would be happy to trade non-rev benefits for an extra
$20K a year.
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