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allocigar78
2 years ago

Salaries are always relative. Pilots have no responsibility and are not necessarily paid for what they do every day, but also for what they need to do in emergency and in exceptional situations.

allocigar78
2 years ago
Reply to  allocigar78

Thank you for the award!

FaTech
2 years ago

Why? Because they can. Yeah, sounds stupid, but no one stops her. You say once as an entrepreneur, you want more money. I can’t. You have to work. But as a pilot, you can stalk so you harm the company and that then shows effect or not. Depending on the situation. You can also stalk for it as a normal employee, but the question is who supports you and whether you are not fired

Kundenfreund57
2 years ago

that is already whining at a high level. The pilots already earn 6-digit. Micro union like the GdL also, where the locomotives earn much less.

Cockpit union. I don’t have to fly.

Kerosin is unfortunately still untaxed & flying too cheap, while we also have to pay for the mineral oil tax, VAT & eco tax on every liter of fuel

Nixgeimpfterix
2 years ago

Oh, good question. Politicians and informants of the state television earn up to 400,000 euros a year and regularly increase their salaries. So that’s just human and understandable to want a little more. Or not?

In the EU Parliament, the poor politicians must show up personally every day to get a few eurons off the machine. So this is something like a religious ritual, and there are very long snakes in the EU parliament, so that the under-nourished politicians do not starve. So they don’t have to work the day, but they have to stamp the machines so they can get more money. It’s sad!

Nixgeimpfterix
2 years ago
Reply to  Hessen001

What are you not saying? Yes the poor political caste really deserves luxury and prosperity. Maybe I should reconsider my opinion.

Ifosil
2 years ago

I think that is primarily because the pilots have worsened working conditions. Many other airlines pay their pilots much worse and that’s why the strikes are just afraid.

I can understand the pilots.

Sandofix
2 years ago

Hello

Because you’re lifted

Greetings

DerCaveman
2 years ago

They have to earn well. How else should they pay back the extremely high training costs of over 100,000 euros?

Peterlustig1978
2 years ago
Reply to  DerCaveman

They get more than enough and Lufthansa is paying for the training.

DerCaveman
2 years ago

the training is paid at Lufthansa.

Noe, but there is a financing model with a loan over a third party.

Peterlustig1978
2 years ago

Ok thanks for the info