>> until they’re receiving all the company’s profit, at which point it would be as if they’re receiving the actual value of their labor Your first comment clea

>> until they’re receiving all the company’s profit, at which point it would be as if they’re receiving the actual value of their labor Your first comment clearly states that the value of labor is all the company's profit. ALL. You wrote it. "receiving ALL the company's profit" = "receiving the actual value of their labor". Which means, it's only possible for the airline to show a profit by underpaying labor, and therefore existence of profit = investors are exploiting labor for "surplus value." As long as you stand by the initial statement, everything that follows is crazy-talk, whether or not you're able to follow the logic of your own statements from a to b to c.