Delta Vs Southwest Vs United Pay/Compensation
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the door is closed or at least real narrow for 40 year careers. 2022/2023 some folks got real lucky. 35 years (still a looooong time) probably more the norm going forward. Decades as a widebody captain ship has definitely sailed.
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I need to check and see the latest average age at DOH but back in the mid teens it was 36-37 years old.
Very, very, very few were having a 40 year major airline career. So to 'fix' that 40 year chart for the average 27-28 year career you have to subtract the top paying 11-12 years.
Very, very, very few were having a 40 year major airline career. So to 'fix' that 40 year chart for the average 27-28 year career you have to subtract the top paying 11-12 years.
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