WiscoAviator

Thats what the available evidence would suggest

iceman21

Wisco used the correct wording, however, I will add that ZW's ownership has been here before. They've always been tight lipped despite the doom and gloom rumor mill. In my opinion it helps their bottom line. They like being short on pilots as it keeps their benefit payouts low.

I think a passenger moving deal is in the works or they wouldn't have spent the money on adding the 700/900 to the certs and beffed up the training department.

Cargo is a smart move given the current supply chain issues Covid has brought forth. The issue I see here is growth of the pilot group to support it. The cost of retrofitting the current fleet to freighters will be cost effective once flying is secured.

I could also be way wrong and the carpet will be rolled up and the doors closed at the expiration of the current united contract.

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RoundPeg

When you leave, do you have to pay back the bonus you were hired at?

dremaldent

Yes, up until your second year anniversary. I believe it's prorated if you leave after your 1st year and before your 2nd.

RoundPeg

What if you spent a few months on furlough? Does that time count? You are accruing seniority so... I don't know.

dremaldent

I believe it is based on months of active service. Seniority here is only good for bidding.