Cpp %
10-18-2018, 03:12 PM
#91
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Originally Posted by John Carr
That doesn't make it that much different than XJT's at first.
There was NO information sharing from UAL, the company (XJT), etc at first. It was all word of mouth and pilots that voluntarily shared their experience.
Actually, not really. Since hiring began, TO DATE, it's been the 3rd busiest. If they have all the planned classes, it's shaping up to be the 2nd busiest. 2015 saw about 830 new hires. This year should be over 600.
Last year was slow, with just under 300. And 25% of those were XJT CPP's. I can't remember how many were Commutair.
There was NO information sharing from UAL, the company (XJT), etc at first. It was all word of mouth and pilots that voluntarily shared their experience.
Actually, not really. Since hiring began, TO DATE, it's been the 3rd busiest. If they have all the planned classes, it's shaping up to be the 2nd busiest. 2015 saw about 830 new hires. This year should be over 600.
Last year was slow, with just under 300. And 25% of those were XJT CPP's. I can't remember how many were Commutair.
10-18-2018, 05:03 PM
#92
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The big Boeing pilot hiring projection indicates 1 in every 5 regional pilots will be hired each year, starting in just a few years. That hiring rate will be sustained for a decade or two out.
How does this square with what you all are saying right now?
Things are goining to change radically in the regionals, in just a few years.
How does this square with what you all are saying right now?
Things are goining to change radically in the regionals, in just a few years.
10-18-2018, 07:57 PM
#93
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Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
Good to know; I’d heard it was slow from several people but it’s mostly hearsay at this level. I wonder if our percentage is super low or if ZW is metering the number of people leaving.
But this year has seen more classes than expected, but probably still won’t hit the initial projection.
But hopefully it keeps going, and AWAC gets a definitive % and you guys can see some movement.
It’s FINALLY starting to move at XJT. Only took about 2.5 years from CPP announcement.
11-01-2018, 03:37 PM
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Surprised it’s only 10 this year with UA with them adding classes through the end of the year (4 total).
How much lead time did you get with notification before class date?
So funny how everything is a secret in regards to the CPP.
How much lead time did you get with notification before class date?
So funny how everything is a secret in regards to the CPP.
11-02-2018, 02:42 AM
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Originally Posted by stroopwaffle
Surprised it’s only 10 this year with UA with them adding classes through the end of the year (4 total).
How much lead time did you get with notification before class date?
So funny how everything is a secret in regards to the CPP.
How much lead time did you get with notification before class date?
So funny how everything is a secret in regards to the CPP.
11-07-2018, 10:07 PM
#98
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Originally Posted by stroopwaffle
So funny how everything is a secret in regards to the CPP.
There's no secret, it's because there's nothing to actually advertise about. If there was real promising news, they would talk about it. Meanwhile they brag about iPads and a training hotel the packers stay at.
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