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October 3rd 05, 06:14 PM
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Capt.Doug wrote: "Robert M. Gary" wrote in message Seems like controllers make more than pilots. Interesting considering that a bad day for a controller is nothing compared to a bad day for a pilot. I phrase it another way- What is the value of lives of the couple of hundred people in the cabin? You're only dealing with a couple hundred. The controller at a center or hub airport deals with 1-2000 times that every day. 
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October 3rd 05, 07:08 PM
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You're only dealing with a couple hundred. The controller at a center
or hub airport deals with 1-2000 times that every day. But my understanding is that, as a controller, when you have a very bad day, you still get to go home. Not the same as having to land a 737 in Hawaii after the roof has blown off, etc. -Robert
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