Britpilot
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But just wait 'til the hedges run out...then we'll really be in trouble!
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But just wait 'til the hedges run out...then we'll really be in trouble!
This is good news because they are going to need at least 50 million to get me through training.
Well then negate the part where he says you are the highest paid because that has not been consistent over the years.
MATH
$152M for Q4, $178M for 2011 with 558 aircraft = $319K per airplane.
MATH
$152M for Q4, $178M for 2011 with 558 aircraft = $319K per airplane.
Except those earnings numbers include Airtran as well. So about 700 planes. Your figures are a little high.
I have been at the hotel when the SWA new hires where going through training. Very impressed, they stick together and seem pretty tight.
First class operation, in my view.
MATH
$152M for Q4, $178M for 2011 with 558 aircraft = $319K per airplane.
Or more sadly put about 3k a day revenue per each 40 million dollar aircraft. The five guys down the street does better than a 40 million dollar jet! And this isn't just SWA but all airlines.
Or more sadly put about 3k a day revenue per each 40 million dollar aircraft. The five guys down the street does better than a 40 million dollar jet! And this isn't just SWA but all airlines.
Hmm.... Curious reply .....What is the source of your angst? And ....of course nobody stays on top forever.