Originally Posted by
falconkidding
They have 40hour lines and no fly lines. I think if you dont see the latest bid rolled back somewhat in the next few months that would be a sign they are going under. You cant support the operation with 300 pilots.
I've said it before on here. We have all these facilities, hangers, buildings etc. Our infrastructure isn't small and efficient to scale down to only a few hundred pilots. Not only that, but the pilots that are going to be left are all top of the payscale in either seat, with 4 weeks vacation each, highest 401k match and defined contribution amounts. All of these factors lead to the perfect storm for the ultimate demise of XJT. I hate to say it but somebody has to inject some reality into these forums. That is unless a miracle happens.
Look at the graph on this site, if history repeats itself and there is another wave like with the Spanish flu, we are all done for. XJT or not. The first round was just a teaser.
https://www.coastalreview.org/2020/0...y-be-deadlier/