Skywest vs Express Jet
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Also, the JNC said that the concessionary TA that later failed, was worth about $12 million more per year compared to Skywest book. Management said they would trade the TA for Skywest book, if that gives you any indication. Lastly, in 2008, when Inc tried to buy XJT the first time, JA said that XJT pilots needed to take a 16% concession (pre XJT 7% concession) to be at parity with the average Skywest total compensation.
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Originally Posted by GravyRobber
Not to start an argument at all, but I'd be curious to compare W-2's between equivalent employees, because I don't think the difference would be that big.
My friends at XJT with similar seniority to me make a lot more money than me due to double time and abusing their vacation time to drop trips. Our paychecks aren't even close.
Originally Posted by GravyRobber
Not to start an argument at all, but I'd be curious to compare W-2's between equivalent employees, because I don't think the difference would be that big.
My friends at XJT with similar seniority to me make a lot more money than me due to double time and abusing their vacation time to drop trips. Our paychecks aren't even close.
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But like I said, management was more than happy for us to take Skywest book instead of the last TA. And that TA was at least $12 million a year more lucrative for the pilots than Skywest book.
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