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If it got extended to 67, what percentage would still hang it up at 65?
If 3% actually left at 60, my guess is that a just a few more would leave at 65. Most leave because they have to, not because they want to. $300K+ salary, b-fund contributions, medical benefits, 6 weeks vacation, lots of time off....... It’s like crack. People can’t seem to put the pipe down and just walk away.Originally Posted by HuggyU2
I recall reading on here (I think it was from Andy or John Carr) that only about 3% of the pilots retired at age 60 once it was raised to 65. If it got extended to 67, what percentage would still hang it up at 65?