Top earning potential at the regionals.
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Or maybe a professional pilots captain salary should be enough to allow them to live in any domicile, especially when they've been forced to move several times from more affordable bases that were closed?
#12
We felt like it would be irresponsible to bring a human being into this world without a good means of supporting them (including financially).
#13
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Yeah, about that... I didn't plan on having to take care of both my parents when they became very ill, guess I should just tell them to hit the bricks?
#14
$100K-$130K is plausible after 10+ years. More for LCA.
A very few sim instructors make $300k+. But that's hard work, only possible because 117 doesn't apply in the sim...
But even so there's always the risk of a COMAIR scenario in your mid-50's, with a couple kids in college...
A very few sim instructors make $300k+. But that's hard work, only possible because 117 doesn't apply in the sim...
But even so there's always the risk of a COMAIR scenario in your mid-50's, with a couple kids in college...
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#18
That seems to be what most intelligent people do but it’s the less intelligent people who are havin g more kids than they can afford.
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$100K-$130K is plausible after 10+ years. More for LCA.
A very few sim instructors make $300k+. But that's hard work, only possible because 117 doesn't apply in the sim...
But even so there's always the risk of a COMAIR scenario in your mid-50's, with a couple kids in college...
A very few sim instructors make $300k+. But that's hard work, only possible because 117 doesn't apply in the sim...
But even so there's always the risk of a COMAIR scenario in your mid-50's, with a couple kids in college...
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