netjetwife
1 of many w/an opinion
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Speaking of benefits ... those pilots who are paying out of pocket for medical, dental, and vision should subtract the cost from their salary to see what they're really making. Luckily, I was able to painlessly fill out the paperwork at the dentist's office yesterday: Insurance...Aetna. Provider...NetJets. Employee's position...pilot. All frac pilots and their families should be able to do the same. Good insurance is a serious QOL issue; thus, health care coverage is a standard part of the professional compensation package in many fields. Kudos to the Options pilots for recognizing their worth and insisting that the FLOPS respect that. The frac lifestyle takes a huge toll on personal and family time so the pilots, their spouses and children are already paying for the "free" requested insurance many times over. NJW
Fractional pilots are professionals and should be compensated as such.
Fractional pilots are professionals and should be compensated as such.