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Flaps1check 06-10-2019 07:03 PM
Originally Posted by Packrat (Post 2834817)
As I've said before, hopefully the "sentiment at the bottom" along with the VXers have radicalized the pilot group enough to take control of the MEC and the NC. That's the only way the contracts are going to get better.
New vacancy bid. Hmm

Mea25000 06-11-2019 09:18 AM
Shocking bid... Grow LAX 737 limiting movement and training costs. This is the plan tell those Max’s start coming on board. You have to hand it to management, they are not stupid.

Avsafety414 06-11-2019 09:28 AM
Does the vacancy have new hires on it?

ShyGuy 06-11-2019 12:29 PM
Originally Posted by Avsafety414 (Post 2835178)
Does the vacancy have new hires on it?
Yes. This vacancy will create 32 newhire FO positions. The previous vacancy created 26 newhire FOs, 26 SFO and 3 Airbus LAX. That's 58 newhire positions for future classes. Bids are effective Sept 1st and Nov 1st respectively. Hiring window opens July 1st apparently.

Avsafety414 06-11-2019 12:34 PM
Cool, Thank you

Back2future 06-11-2019 02:27 PM
Originally Posted by Mea25000 (Post 2835174)
Shocking bid... Grow LAX 737 limiting movement and training costs. This is the plan tell those Max’s start coming on board. You have to hand it to management, they are not stupid.
I would guess that everyone of those slots will be filled by airbus pilots looking for greener grass. If the company chooses to fill the airbus vacancies is another question.

NotTellin 06-11-2019 07:51 PM
Originally Posted by Back2future (Post 2835303)
I would guess that everyone of those slots will be filled by airbus pilots looking for greener grass. If the company chooses to fill the airbus vacancies is another question.
As they have not announced a reduction, any Airbus vacancies created will be filled.

PokerPilot007 06-12-2019 06:33 AM
Not till December
 
FAA official just stated that the MAX will likely be ungrounded and re-certified by December. Highly doubt MEA’s prediction of a huge ALK order in August will come true if this timeline is accurate

Mea25000 06-12-2019 10:14 AM
Originally Posted by PokerPilot007 (Post 2835514)
FAA official just stated that the MAX will likely be ungrounded and re-certified by December. Highly doubt MEA’s prediction of a huge ALK order in August will come true if this timeline is accurate
I don’t think I could have been more clear but obviously some are still having trouble.... the Max order will not be announced until after the Max is actually flying again. The last Boeing update had the paper work done by late June early July. There is then some maintenance that needs to happen which would likely have the planes flying again in August. If this timeline slips then so does the formal announcement of Alaska’s return to a single fleet type.

WutFace 06-12-2019 12:20 PM
Originally Posted by Mea25000 (Post 2830490)
Check back August 9th... tell me what you think of them 🍎 ‘s
Yup. Totally ambiguous and non-specific prediction here.

Stop gaslighting and go back to your hole.


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