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Mandatory Retirement for Pilots at 65
Was reading this amazing article on X just now about a Southwest pilot retiring and doing his final flight with his daughter.
However sweet this is, I'm like 65?! Ok, maybe just maybe he truly loved his job. Flying. But it's a corporate airline so it can't be that perfect stay forever job. He seemingly retired in the military so can't be struggling. He's also making tenured pilot money.
Why didn't he just retire early and maybe just do part time instructor work?
u/00SCT00 — 13 days ago