Originally Posted by
Tafflyer
Sad times. And I feel for the pilots and crew. The airline has gone downhill despite them, not because of them as LH management would have us believe.
Dear
Tafflyer,
I am convinced that especially the last paragraph of your post is completely untrue.
If you compare the average remuneration of pilots or cabin crew with the competition you will get a first idea of the cost position of Lufthansa. @:-)
Just follow the following links:
http://www.airliners.de/pilotengehal...-cockpit/31906
Or the privately operated portal for statistics:
http://de.statista.com/statistik/dat...-nach-airline/
Or a reliable German newspaper:
http://www.wiwo.de/unternehmen/diens...n/9717604.html
That said you can just move back to a previous post: While the passengers have their fair part on the restructuring efforts, the crews have not.
They even allowed to split up the Lufthansa Passenger Airline into a low-cost-subsidiary and a small core company. And the area near the Intercont. bases of Frankfurt, Munich and Dusseldorf
don't have the living costs of the SAR Hong Kong.
I know that their job is very demanding and full of responsibility and challenges. But nevertheless there is no reason for overpayment.