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Old 03-29-2020 | 06:01 AM
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TriStarPilot
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Originally Posted by flyerforhire
I think that they might be trying to hedge their bets. Having pilots on voluntary leave is, at least, a good sign. Certainly better than furloughs. Doing some interviews during this downturn might allow them to get pilots in line for when classes resume.
The training footprint is approx. 90-95 days from Day 1 Indoc to completion of IOE. So it makes sense to have people in class right now that have started to finish up. Hopefully when they are done,some flying has returned and the company isn't too far behind.
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