Why Should Airline Pilots Get Paid more than Nurses?
lAirline pilots get paid more than nurses. Should this be the case?
Note(*Based in the context of USA as wages significantly differ between countries*)
Airline pilots are aviators who fly passengers and/or cargo on long or short-haul flights for leisure, business or commercial purposes. They earn a median annual salary of $129,250 and are responsible for safety for the safety of the plain, pasengers, crew and cargo. Nurses on the other hand is a healthcare profession focus on the care of individuals, families, and communities so they may attain, maintain or recover optimal health and quality of life from conception to death. In the context of registered nurses(because to be a nurse they must be registered they earn a median annual salary of $52,330. And are responsible for the safety care to patient and are accountable for the patient care delivery.
Airlines pilots fly aircrafts of varying sizes, transporting passengers around the world. They are responsible for the safety of the airplane, its passengers, the crew and any cargo on board. In any flight airlines require two pilots; the captain and the copilot known as the first officer. And before a flight they check airplane controls and equipment for checklist. While the copilots charts route and allocate flying time. After the receive clearance for takeoff, the pilot accelerates the plane until I lifts and becomes airborne. After that planes goes on autopilot, however pilot regularly report air route controls, and any problems. Near the destination airport, captain rechecks landing gear and requests for landing clearance. And if there’s poor landing visibility landing may be performed entirely manually by instrument. Pilots also goes through various check by pilots examiners who regularly observe them to review their flying ability, these examiners are employed by the Federal Aviation Administration and by large airlines. The complexity and precision required in their work meant that pilots
Note(*Based in the context of USA as wages significantly differ between countries*)
Airline pilots are aviators who fly passengers and/or cargo on long or short-haul flights for leisure, business or commercial purposes. They earn a median annual salary of $129,250 and are responsible for safety for the safety of the plain, pasengers, crew and cargo. Nurses on the other hand is a healthcare profession focus on the care of individuals, families, and communities so they may attain, maintain or recover optimal health and quality of life from conception to death. In the context of registered nurses(because to be a nurse they must be registered they earn a median annual salary of $52,330. And are responsible for the safety care to patient and are accountable for the patient care delivery.
Airlines pilots fly aircrafts of varying sizes, transporting passengers around the world. They are responsible for the safety of the airplane, its passengers, the crew and any cargo on board. In any flight airlines require two pilots; the captain and the copilot known as the first officer. And before a flight they check airplane controls and equipment for checklist. While the copilots charts route and allocate flying time. After the receive clearance for takeoff, the pilot accelerates the plane until I lifts and becomes airborne. After that planes goes on autopilot, however pilot regularly report air route controls, and any problems. Near the destination airport, captain rechecks landing gear and requests for landing clearance. And if there’s poor landing visibility landing may be performed entirely manually by instrument. Pilots also goes through various check by pilots examiners who regularly observe them to review their flying ability, these examiners are employed by the Federal Aviation Administration and by large airlines. The complexity and precision required in their work meant that pilots