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Exactly. % is the most accurate way to express it. Don't expect most DAL FI posters to even remotely grasp this concept.
Yes, we grasp it, but maybe fail to appreciate what it means to you.

If 9% at DAL holds a 767ER line out of New York and it takes 40% at NWA to hold a widebody line then the % is not as important as the fleet and flying opportunities.

Because of the fleet mix, most NWA pilots would have seen a real upgrade in career potential.

The pay raises and equipment would have resulted in many pilots wanting to stick around to 65. Without the deal, maybe they will move on.
 
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