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Old 12-05-2023 | 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted by WarmSandDreams
So for a Hawaiian pilot who's been with the company for fewer years than COVID has been with us,that just learned they're now going to be an Alaska pilot... What would a future look like at United? How many retirements left, and how many has United pre filled with the last couple years hiring spree? I didn't intend on leaving, but the merged list doesn't look good and neither does their merger history. A mainland move would not be an issue.

How old are you? Theres a few popsts about it on here but long story short is the company plans to hire 2000+ pilots a year for the forseeable future. The stated goal is to grow from our current 16k to a 28,000 pilot seniority list by 2030. Most here don't believe we will hit that (shocking I know), but even if we end up with *only* growing by 7-10,000 it shows you that there is plenty of room for growth and a stable career. Yeah maybe you won't retire in the top 1%, maybe not quite hold WBCA, but still have a solid seniority %, a good schedule, and be furlough proof.
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