Turkish Airlines plans to revise cockpit and cabin crew salary calculations
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- Turkish Airlines is discussing a change to the salary system for its cockpit and cabin crew members, moving from a 55‑hour base for unit flight hour wages to a 70‑hour base.
- Under the proposed model the base payment would be reduced to 40 hours and overtime rates would apply for hours worked beyond 70, prompting debate over the value of each hour and reflecting differing working conditions and risks for pilots and cabin crew.
Why it matters
The shift could affect labor costs and crew compensation structures, influencing airline budgeting and operational planning.
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