what does the future of airline-flying hold, in terms of compensation?

[ex j-41]

I agree, and when pay rates drop and quality of life drops, so does customer service and safety. When consumers realize this, then maybe they'll be willing to pay more.

I am going to have to go ahead and disagree with you there....

If Walmart was still selling the lead infested chineese toys there will be trailer trash willing to pay for it. Cheap toys for their kids Christmas is all they want. Who cares about the long term effects. Dec 25th they will be happy!

$49 coast to coast...in an RJ...and i betcha you will sell all your seats! I believe people would rather give up a little safety then some $$$.

 

[Bruno82]

I am going to have to go ahead and disagree with you there....

If Walmart was still selling the lead infested chineese toys there will be trailer trash willing to pay for it. Cheap toys for their kids Christmas is all they want. Who cares about the long term effects. Dec 25th they will be happy!

$49 coast to coast...in an RJ...and i betcha you will sell all your seats! I believe people would rather give up a little safety then some $$$.

The keyword in my previous quote was "maybe." You're could be right though. We're all too dumb and too worried about saving the all mighty dollar to save the future. I.E. buying crap from Wal-mart from China and other countries besides the U.S. (not being sarcastic)

 

[circletoland]

Dude I am still always looking for other jobs, I get my balls mashed every day in front of the Radar. This ATC job is from what my friends are telling me changing my personality to be more uptight. Second of all I should of taken that job in china, flying a CE650, but NOO I Gave it to my friend who is making big bucks and gettin all sorts of asian A$$. *Kicking my self*