Re: [Sky-1] Sky's the limit for AirTran / Delta's labor costs are too high (again)

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Got any figures for those incredibly high paying airlines, Southwest and
JetBlue, Jose?

Grant
SYD
QF
Inquiring minds like to get their facts straight.


At 11:59 AM 14/09/03 -0400, you wrote:
>Okay, for the gents who wanted  FACTS  that Delta's labor costs are too
>high, here is yet another article to backup my opinions.  Highlights from
>the below article:
>
>        1.  Last year, AirTran's labor costs were 28 percent of revenue,
> vs. 46 percent at Delta.
>
>        2.  Senior AirTran mechanics make $28 an hour, about $4 lower than
> their nonunion counterparts at Delta, Mays said, but he thinks a bigger
> difference is more flexible work rules.
>
>        3.  The pay gap extends to pilots as well: AirTran's top out at
> about $140,000, while a midcareer Delta captain flying similar planes
> makes close to $200,000.
>
>Jose Prize
>Fan of facts
>Fan of passengers refusing to pay high fares to subsidize high labor costs
>

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