I think it has to do with the cost structure of the good. Healthcare is dominated by labour costs, which means in industrializing economies it lags behind in pr

I think it has to do with the cost structure of the good. Healthcare is dominated by labour costs, which means in industrializing economies it lags behind in productivity and labour starts getting squeezed to try and keep prices at a reasonable level. A pilot, despiute being in a highly skilled profession, is only a small part of the puzzle when it comes to the cost of flights.