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Originally Posted by B757200ER
(Post 2765719)
Last R9 they were saying that 33% of the 320/CAs retire in 2019. That HAS to open up some FO positions after backfill.
Bid every FO position in CLT. Wait and see what happens, especially during the holidays. How long to hold 330 FO in CLT? |
The current indicators are indicating that every indication indicates CLT 330 is >15 years
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Originally Posted by Brillo
(Post 2765782)
The one problem with that is I think the lowest seniority number in CLT is high 13’s, so no one above that can do a MBE because they would be the most junior person.
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Originally Posted by Dobbs18
(Post 2766089)
I am not sure this is totally correct...the very bottom guy in CLT got in on the March MBE...
"A pilot cannot exchange into a bid status where he or she will be the most junior pilot. Thus, a mutual exchange cannot result in a new, more junior pilot in either one of the two statuses involved in the exchange". It shows in red with an * if you are too junior to hold a position and MBE will be disregarded. 13776 is junior MBE transfer and 13778 is most junior in status on APA site it looks like (as of End of January). Now 13778 is gone for Feb and beyond. If 13776 truly was the bottom it shouldn't have been allowed. Maybe it went through while 13778 was still showing junior pilot so that guy barely snuck in before it was too late? Lucky he made it just in time I guess. He couldn't do it now. MBE works great if you can hold the spot. More people should use it. |
Originally Posted by CardNation
(Post 2765385)
Folks,
Request if anyone has an idea how long to get Charlotte? My seniority is low...mid 14K. I’d take educated guesses, crystal ball looks, or even shots through the dark. Thank you in advance. |
Originally Posted by Dobbs18
(Post 2766089)
I am not sure this is totally correct...the very bottom guy in CLT got in on the March MBE...
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There are several roads to Charlotte:
You got the 77 for top to bottom, the 85 for left to right, and the 485 that goes loopity loop. :D |
Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 2767171)
There are several roads to Charlotte:
You got the 77 for top to bottom, the 85 for left to right, and the 485 that goes loopity loop. :D |
Originally Posted by B757200ER
(Post 2765719)
Last R9 they were saying that 33% of the 320/CAs retire in 2019. That HAS to open up some FO positions after backfill.
Bid every FO position in CLT. Wait and see what happens, especially during the holidays. 2019. 7 2020. 59 2021. 44 2022. 64 2023. 63 Current active 320 captains in CLT per the APA PBS report, 572. So just under half of the current CLT 320 ca's should retire over the next five years. |
Originally Posted by nimslow
(Post 2768906)
Per the "Crew age per fleet" on AA pilots, the number of 320 captains in CLT turning 65 over the next five years.
2019. 7 2020. 59 2021. 44 2022. 64 2023. 63 Current active 320 captains in CLT per the APA PBS report, 572. So just under half of the current CLT 320 ca's should retire over the next five years. Also there are some older FO’s That will retire as well. |
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