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CRJ200pilot

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Insurance?
At my 121 job, I pay 70 a month, but I had to have 4 root canals and the insurance only payed $1,000. Total out of MY Pocket was $8,750.

Would netjets pay for the whole amount?



p.s. I just ate 2 month old packaged tuna
 
Insurance?
At my 121 job, I pay 70 a month, but I had to have 4 root canals and the insurance only payed $1,000. Total out of MY Pocket was $8,750.

Would netjets pay for the whole amount?

No; our dental insurance is probably comparable to what you have now, or maybe just a little bit better.

The max annual payout on ours is $1500 for an in-network dentist, or $1000 for out-of-network. It pays 100% of basic services (including root canals), and 60% of major items like crowns, bridges, etc., but still only up to the annual payout cap.

Hope that helps.
 
I had to have 4 root canals

If you do get hired, you could make good use of the toothpaste, toothbrushes, and scope in stock lockers. There's floss too!

Sorry couldnt resist:laugh:
 
Insurance?
At my 121 job, I pay 70 a month, but I had to have 4 root canals and the insurance only payed $1,000. Total out of MY Pocket was $8,750.

Would netjets pay for the whole amount?



p.s. I just ate 2 month old packaged tuna
:eek:

Holy shat, did you get a gold grill after the root canals??

:pimp:
 
What are the monthly premiums at NetJets?


$0

I know NJABound already answered it, but I thought it needed a dollar sign, and to be the color of money.
 

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