Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
What if it's one of those photoshop fails?
What airline pilot, outside of SWA, can afford an F-350?
Considering what I saw in my apartment complex... with one particularly awesome F950XCAB+MORECAB+RIMS+TRAIN HORNS... affording it is likely not be a consideration.
Compensation at whatever the cost!
Speaking of, I'll have to post pics of my F950XCAB+MORECAB+RIMS+TRAIN HORNS sometime.
Compensation at whatever the cost!
Speaking of, I'll have to post pics of my F950XCAB+MORECAB+RIMS+TRAIN HORNS sometime.
Considering what I saw in my apartment complex... with one particularly awesome F950XCAB+MORECAB+RIMS+TRAIN HORNS... affording it is likely not be a consideration.
Compensation at whatever the cost!
Speaking of, I'll have to post pics of my F950XCAB+MORECAB+RIMS+TRAIN HORNS sometime.
Compensation at whatever the cost!
Speaking of, I'll have to post pics of my F950XCAB+MORECAB+RIMS+TRAIN HORNS sometime.
jk, me too. Living the dream, eh?
Delta should pay us so that we can afford not to.
I bought Castle 80ktsClamp in 2008. And, with refinancing at sub 4% recently on top of buying the house in an awesome economy for buying a house, my mortage is only marginally higher than said apartment.
That is good news on the finances for soon to be baby Clamp.
That being said- it certainly isn't the days of old with the high life of the major airline pilot! My kids will not be able to be anywhere near affording private school on our pay scales...
What Percent Are You? - Real Time Economics - WSJ
According to the WSJ calculator, a DC9 FO with 5 years at Delta, flying 75 hours per month, is in the top 19 percent of US household income.
Last edited by CVG767A; 01-03-2013 at 06:45 AM.
I made more $$ last year then any other time in my life, sad but true. We still are finding places to spend it and practically living pay check to pay check (4 women in my house!!). The only thing we've bought in the past 10 years is a home @ a sub 4% rate and over 20% down.
It doesn't matter how much we make its never going to be enough. That being said a few thousand a year extra might make things easier.
It doesn't matter how much we make its never going to be enough. That being said a few thousand a year extra might make things easier.
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I made more $$ last year then any other time in my life, sad but true. We still are finding places to spend it and practically living pay check to pay check (4 women in my house!!). The only thing we've bought in the past 10 years is a home @ a sub 4% rate and over 20% down.
It doesn't matter how much we make its never going to be enough. That being said a few thousand a year extra might make things easier.
It doesn't matter how much we make its never going to be enough. That being said a few thousand a year extra might make things easier.
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Joined APC: Jun 2009
Posts: 5,113
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