Company losses:
-Costlier crew force composition
-Less productivity (sick, vacation, etc)
-Scheduling complexity (over/under)
Company gains:
-Less costly retirement payouts (life expectancy)
-Massive leverage in future negotiations
-Divisive crew force
You can bet that if it were a net...
2700 if you rent, 1300 if you buy. Either way it's not near enough to cover a pad. It's likely, unless you're a very frugal single, that you'll lose money on that deal.
Any economist out there care to speculate as to why, when there is increased demand for a product and diminishing supply, the compensation/price for said product decreases?
The classic mark of a fool. If you find yourself apologizing for something immediately after opening your mouth because you aren't sure you should have said it, then you never should have said it.
And it is mentioned, nay belabored, at AAI training up to at least summer of '05.
While you're at it, next time you're having a surgical procedure ask the nurse to politely let the surgeon know that you'd like the same cool latex gloves that he/she has. They make cool rooster balloons.
njcapt: I think that bestpilot finally has a competitor for the most completely indecipherable posts on FI.
At least BP is funny and laid back.
I'll loan you my bottle opener for the job.
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