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I will let my bank know that I don't need to pay the mortgage for 12 months. It's only a year.

Someone should let Delta, Alaska, United, Southwest, JetBlue, and probably others that they are paying first year pilots too much. I guess after a decade of flying airplanes, we all have some more dues to pay if we want to work for American.

Someone should let your brain know math is not your strong suit.
 
So why throw 99% under the bus and INSULT them.
Take it up with the 1%.
I am sure you don't have a 1% at your airline.

There are the 1 % at ALL airlines.. My reply was in response to this: Originally

Posted by aa73 View Post
A current JetBlue pilot, sitting here criticizing AA for first year pay rates. Priceless. I knew FI was still good for laughs.

Hopefully most, i.e. the 99%, have more foresight.
 
There are the 1 % at ALL airlines.. My reply was in response to this: Originally

Posted by aa73 View Post
A current JetBlue pilot, sitting here criticizing AA for first year pay rates. Priceless. I knew FI was still good for laughs.

Hopefully most, i.e. the 99%, have more foresight.

I know who you were talking about, but when you say deserve where they are, that's at shot at those of us at JetBlue.
I think you knew what you were saying.
You took a shot at not only the poster but the JetBlue pilot group.
I guess I am just a little surprised it came from an Airways guy but so be it.
 

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