Gee..............that well articulated response with coherent reasons as to why, truly hurt my feelings. [sarc]

OK, for those who are NOT apparent imbeciles , my point was that 2016 should see the remainder of 824 Envoy flows and the required amount of other AAG flows transition to AA. At the end of 2016, with the ability to truly utilize one list of pilots and manipulate and balance the operation along with PBS, there will be a temporary overage of pilots due to realization of the merger synergies not available at present (we are projected to require less pilots in 2015 already). Even though hundreds of pilots will retire in 2017 and hundreds more in 2018 and 2019, we should be able to staff the projected relatively flat future flying plan with less bodies by doing more with less. That time frame for that stagnation period cannot be determined, but in all likelihood, it could easily last 2-3 years.

Now for the rest of the Crayola Commandos and Ritalin Rangers who cannot comprehend this post.............well, back to your coloring books and video games.