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as214 said:
Define "rather expensive" part of the country you self-worthless **CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED**face!! 100K a year will make the payments on a 1 bedroom Co-op where I live.. 100K was good ten years ago..not now!!

You must be one of the NJA BRATS my 7 year NJA buddy always complains about.

I think it is safe to say that Southern California cost of living is quite expensive. But if you are smart, you can have a nice home in a safe neighborhood with good schools making under 100K.

Like I stated earlier, it is called living within my means. Sounds like you need a reality check. I bet you would expect to have a beachfront home living out here and NJA pay for it!!
 
PseudoName said:
You must be one of the NJA BRATS my 7 year NJA buddy always complains about.

I think it is safe to say that Southern California cost of living is quite expensive. But if you are smart, you can have a nice home in a safe neighborhood with good schools making under 100K.

Like I stated earlier, it is called living within my means. Sounds like you need a reality check. I bet you would expect to have a beachfront home living out here and NJA pay for it!!

You and your seven year NJA friend need the reality check.... Where do you live? You said fairly expensive neighborhood, I want to hear this.. As for your 7 year NJA friend calling fellow pilots brats, maybe he should get a reality check.. It's OK for Major airline pilots to get 18 days off a month and pull in a buck and a half a year as Captain.. According to you they are way overpaid.. Dont talk to me about reality, my reality is that I dont even need to fly.. I am 31 years old and could retire tomorrow from what Ive made in the stockmarket!! It's about self-worth!!! MAybe you should get some!!
 
as214 said:
my reality is that I dont even need to fly.. I am 31 years old and could retire tomorrow from what Ive made in the stockmarket!!

Really? That's great. I am sure that you also have about a dozen type ratings, 20K hours and it's all PIC.

Go tell your tall tale to someone looking to buy a bridge.
 
Brat !!

as214 said:
You and your seven year NJA friend need the reality check.... Where do you live? You said fairly expensive neighborhood, I want to hear this.. As for your 7 year NJA friend calling fellow pilots brats, maybe he should get a reality check.. It's OK for Major airline pilots to get 18 days off a month and pull in a buck and a half a year as Captain.. According to you they are way overpaid.. Dont talk to me about reality, my reality is that I dont even need to fly.. I am 31 years old and could retire tomorrow from what Ive made in the stockmarket!! It's about self-worth!!! MAybe you should get some!!

31 years old and you can retired on what you made in the stock market? Which stock market/mutual fund planet do you come from; because unless you bought UUNET @ 24 and sold before Worldcom went bust, then you must be from URANUS. If I could retired at 48, I would not have to wake up most mornings @ 0-dark-30 to go to work and usually getting home after dark.

Reality check: Except for maybe two airlines, the rest have been operating in the RED for years. Furloughs, wage concessions, benefit reductions, base closures and acres and acres of aircraft baking in the Arizona sun is where your comparison to the "buck and a half" airline pilot should be focused.

Sonny, you were still pooping in your diapers when I did my first check ride. It's the combinition of high fuel prices and labor unions that are the main catalysts for backruptcy in the airline industry today. The airline unions seem to forget who signs the pay checks. Nothing you can do about fuel prices.

Self-worth? Just what to expect from a Gen-Xer. It's all about you isn't it? That constitutes the definition of BRAT (ne poseur)! Self worth goes far beyond that what is monetary. I do not need a union to negotiate for me. I can do that on my own.

Part 91/135, and loving it!

Ding-ding-ding-ding-ding
 
CMHTroll said:
You are correct. Which means any pilot who joins before the TA is ratified will get to live where ever they want.

OK...what's your point? Whether you get on pre or post TA, it is still a BAD deal for us. We don't need two scales for pay here.

Besides, this is a red herring anyway.
 
What kind of raises have Santulli and Boisture experienced in the past 10 years? I want the same percentage... Fair is fair or should it be fare is fare?

Pretty simple plan...they show me their books, I show them mine then we bring the other inline with who has the best..
 
Don't mean to hijack the thread about netjets, but I don't think that the person who posted about flying a global and making 200,000 dollars a yr. is the kind of exposure that a company like Home Depot wants their pilots to be giving? Could be wrong but if one of my pilots posted that there would be a closed door meeting!
 
Whats really insulting about that whole article in Propilot Mag is how clueless some pilots are when it comes to benefits.

One guy from Airnet claims his Company doesn't offer Loss of Medical Insurance Coverage. Well Justin, there is this thing called COBRA and it is has been around for about 20 years and is mandated by the Federal Government. I would think everyone and their brother would know about COBRA. It is pretty common knowledge.

Another pilot states that he wishes his company would offer (in order of importance) Dental, Short Term Disability and Long Term Disability. Having Dental insurance doesn't mean squat if you can't pay the bills becuase you are on you back trying to recoup from an injury. Try reversing that list around and you might make some sense.
 
I know all about COBRA and can not figure out what it has to do with losing your medical? I guess if lose my job due to losing my medical then COBRA would allow me to continue my medical insurance, but it would not help recover any of my lost income due to losing my medical. Confused.....?>
 
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I laugh. You all think as214 is about to be in the poor house.

Only if that house is P diddy's house and dispatchernja and CMHtroll are his pool boys.

Sorry as214 but these people who think you aren't making any money are just plain sad and willing to accept what they get. Not willing to fight for it.
 

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