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airlinegypsy 07-25-2017 08:03 AM


Originally Posted by SilverandSore (Post 2399446)
Last guy I flew with was telling everyone we’ve lost a hundred guys that were still in their first year. Seemed a wee bit high to me, maybe a handful...



Maybe guys that wanted another legacy job anyways.


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AFTrainerGuy 07-25-2017 09:34 AM


Originally Posted by airlinegypsy (Post 2399529)
Maybe guys that wanted another legacy job anyways.


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100 seems high. But, in my small sample group (volunteer for Compass Project), I know of 3 that left outta 30ish I sponsored this year. Still a bit high but maybe/maybe not the same at other airlines.

jcountry 07-25-2017 10:41 AM


Originally Posted by SilverandSore (Post 2399446)
Last guy I flew with was telling everyone we’ve lost a hundred guys that were still in their first year. Seemed a wee bit high to me, maybe a handful...

How would he know? Regular line pilots aren't given that info.

People continuously make up silly stuff like that.

Sam York 07-25-2017 11:10 AM


Originally Posted by jcountry (Post 2399598)

People continuously make up silly stuff like that.

That infamous "guy in the Jimpseat" knows all. Followed by his brother in the training department and their cousin at the FAA. All three of these guys seem to have all the latest info. Everyone has talked to this guy except me. 20 years and I still haven't met him.

blastoff 07-25-2017 11:58 AM


Originally Posted by swaayze (Post 2399520)
Sounds like an assignment that could be refused. Golden is not negotiable (though admittedly if you were stuck out there's not much that can be done - but then don't "ask" for premium just make sure you get it via any necessary channels).

Exactly, this is a clear case where I'm not going to "fly now, grieve later." I'm going home from wherever I am, company provided transport or not. :cool:

jcountry 07-25-2017 04:03 PM


Originally Posted by Sam York (Post 2399603)
That infamous "guy in the Jimpseat" knows all. Followed by his brother in the training department and their cousin at the FAA. All three of these guys seem to have all the latest info. Everyone has talked to this guy except me. 20 years and I still haven't met him.

Oh,

I've met a few of those guys.... One told me "787s in PHX because Hawaii-and because I golf with Doug and he tells me stuff." We see how that turned out.

PRS Guitars 07-26-2017 01:31 PM


Originally Posted by SilverandSore (Post 2399446)
Last guy I flew with was telling everyone we’ve lost a hundred guys that were still in their first year. Seemed a wee bit high to me, maybe a handful...

I looked at our list and it looks like in the last year (since July 2016) 12 first year new hires have resigned and a total (including the 12) of 18 new hires since 2014 resigned. So not nearly 100. There were 163 resignations out of the entire list, mostly those were guys who were furloughed and didn't elect to return after the SLI.

Oddly enough, while researching this, I found out a buddy of mine who was hired this spring, resigned on his first day of ground school. Not for another legacy, just said it wasn't for him. I couldn't believe it, as he hadn't even experienced the job before coming to this conclusion...


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