Originally Posted by
ClappedOut145
Guessing that being that the actual LOA affords zero travel that this was a compromise to not renegotiating the whole thing.
Most people will either be back at Envoy in a year, or will have new employment that will make them quit and prove that they did so in order to start a new position.
Atlas and ATI aren’t going to be keen on allowing people to come on property while on a leave of absence. You’re keeping an insurance policy in your pocket and they don’t want their investment running out to flow to AA in four years.
I'm glad that you finally agree with me about the length of the flow. Yes, it's 6 years or less while it's going. That has been a fact that many here have denied for the past few years. As soon as things crank back up again you will see the flow in this range. I like how you noticed it in that if XXX carrier hires a furloughed Envoy pilot, said pilot likely would bail at the 4 year mark so they could get back in time for their flow to AA.