Management Pay?

[whoknows]

Anyone know of a list comparing pay of airline management?

 

[accinelli]

I know someone who does. For $10,000 I can refer you to him. This of course would be non-refundable.

 

[pilotyip]

What level of manamgment? Do you the want the CEO, CFO or the Director of Training, Asst Chief Pilot, Head Dispatcher or Quality Assurance? Plus what size airline?

 

[whoknows]

CEO down to VP of Flight Ops. The legacy and the larger LCC's.
Thanks

 

[pilotyip]

On Management pay

This is a paste from an older post, but it might start you in the rihgt direction. "An issue of ATW in 2004 had an article about “Airline Management a dying breed”, the article basically said no one wants to do it. The good track record CEO’s are going to other industries. With tremendous, payrolls, overhead burdens, and extremely low margins, there is no tried and true path to success. In an ATW article back in 2004, it stated at DAL there were 17 members of top management who made more than the top DAL Captain. The combined top 17 salaries equaled less than 1/6 of 1% of the combined pilot salaries."

 

[XJohXJ]

Well, at Mesaba, they come crying to us with lies about how they are "out of money" (ignoring the millions they have upstreamed to the holding company), yet, somehow manage to find several million dollars every quarter to pay themselves as bonuses. Scumbags.

 

[whoknows]

How about just CEO pay?

 

[Ben Franklin]

You could profit from the information.

Why not buy a share of stock where the ceo works, write a letter to investor relations (as a stockholder) requesting sought after information, then sell the share of stock (after you get your information) for more than you bought it for.


Sincerely,

B. Franklin

 

[T-REX]

Mesaba

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=MAIR

For others just enter their stock symbol and click Company Profile on left. Execs salary and stock options taken listed on bottom right.

 

[T-REX]

http://biz.yahoo.com/t/49/885.html
This is interesting....but not surprising.

Mesa Airlines Ornstein, Jonathon

6/14/06 49,505 shares


Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share.

 

[redflyer65]

Foley making half a mill.? Nice.

And what have you gotten for your money as a MAIR shareholder? He bought a small turbo-prop regional that has lost money from day one and run the other holding (Mesaba) into bankruptcy with multiple 'consulting' fees. I would say that Mesaba hasn't got their monies worth out of the fees that MAIR has leveed. I mean, has it gotten them any new business?

And Jinglepants? With bonuses, he's got to be pushing 400k easily.
I think they both need to either resign due to poor performance or be fired.