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Old 02-08-2018 | 07:02 AM
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Originally Posted by symbian simian
While I agree with most, not everyone will upgrade in 5 years, or be able to if they wanted. That would require 50% of the pilot group to retire at zero growth. With the current growth and retirement close to 8 years if hired today.
Do you have numbers to support 8 years? Here’s where’re I’m getting my numbers..

June CA award - 11,107 (PHL 320 FO awarded LGA 737 CA)
Nov New Hire - 14,900
Projected Retirement (see pic)

So a new hire needs to move up 3,800, realistically around 3,000 as guys will go to widebody or pass upgrade for other reasons.

2022 - 3,636 will retire.
2026 - 7,385 will retire.

Junior wide-body CA (JFK 767) is a 5,000 number. That 12 years of retirements.
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