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#861
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AWAC future
Nobody know but some sign are hard to ignore, i.e. 50 seaters are starting to be replaced with larger RJ's, AWAC is a relatively small and expensive company so it would be easy to let it go, negotiations with AA don't seem to go be going very smoothly and it doesn't look like anyone else is interested (DL, UAL)..so all that means nothing?..
#862
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Joined APC: Aug 2007
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Not sure where you're getting your info. I know AAG has asked us to take on more flying recently. Like I said......no one knows what'll happen. The 2015 date has been hanging over this pilot group's head for years now and frankly I'm sick and tired of hearing about it....as most are. Whatever happens will happen.
#863
Not sure where you're getting your info. I know AAG has asked us to take on more flying recently. Like I said......no one knows what'll happen. The 2015 date has been hanging over this pilot group's head for years now and frankly I'm sick and tired of hearing about it....as most are. Whatever happens will happen.
Good Luck.... I know during a Crew News someone ask Parker about the AirWisconsin Contract. His response was, "If I could, I would've already ripped it up yesterday."
I'm sure he'll fax a number to fly for American and it will be right in line with Envoy, PSA, and Piedmont. He's not going to pay more when he has the WO'ed Airlines to do it cheaper. FUBAR
#864
Good Luck.... I know during a Crew News someone ask Parker about the AirWisconsin Contract. His response was, "If I could, I would've already ripped it up yesterday."
I'm sure he'll fax a number to fly for American and it will be right in line with Envoy, PSA, and Piedmont. He's not going to pay more when he has the WO'ed Airlines to do it cheaper. FUBAR
I'm sure he'll fax a number to fly for American and it will be right in line with Envoy, PSA, and Piedmont. He's not going to pay more when he has the WO'ed Airlines to do it cheaper. FUBAR
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#866
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Well if PSA and PDT can double their size then probably not. But I have my doubts that they will (reference "PSA new-hire failure rate" thread). Flying to Knoxville for the first time in four years, so that should tell you something. There's also a bunch of stations within the AAG system that can only handle 50-seaters.
#867
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Well if PSA and PDT can double their size then probably not. But I have my doubts that they will (reference "PSA new-hire failure rate" thread). Flying to Knoxville for the first time in four years, so that should tell you something. There's also a bunch of stations within the AAG system that can only handle 50-seaters.
That other thread is off.... More envoy guys playing scare tactics on new hire potential applicants. PSA in my time there had one of the best training programs. Doubt it's changed much as many are still instructors there.
#868
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Well PSA and PDT are supposed to double in size, while AWAC is supposed to die off soon....so actually no I don't see a trend. This isn't 2007. If Parker wants AWAC to no longer fly for AAG, he better start taking some of our 500 departures/day soon. Not saying it won't happen.
I'm sure PSA has excellent instructors. I think it is more with the applicants they are getting, than the quality of the training department. It's only going to get harder from here on out...when you have new-hires attempting to upgrade in a year, when in reality they should be in the right-seat for at least three years.
Last edited by nuball5; 10-05-2014 at 06:57 AM.
#870
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