It's wild to think about the per-hour pay and that they still "only" get paid from brake release to door open at the other end - no other labor. On a similar v

It's wild to think about the per-hour pay and that they still "only" get paid from brake release to door open at the other end - no other labor. On a similar vein, when Delta finally had to give in and furlough pilots, those pilots were placed on a 30 hour pay status per month with zero flying obligations to Delta and all active pilot benefits (travel, etc). Only 30 hours a month on the paycheck seems like not a lot until you actually add up the hourly pay and realize it's still a healthy $2000-4000 check a month, at the minimum.