Delta Memo
Delta buddyy just forwarded me a memo from their S.V.P. Looks like they are 7,000 pilots overstaffed for fall and 2,500-3,500 until 2021 Q3.
Perhaps AA isn’t as bad as others? |
Originally Posted by Flying101
(Post 3055588)
Delta buddyy just forwarded me a memo from their S.V.P. Looks like they are 7,000 pilots overstaffed for fall and 2,500-3,500 until 2021 Q3.
Perhaps AA isn’t as bad as others? I think we fall in that wheelhouse. It was posted it was gonna cost 850 a displacement in training off a DAL 777 so I am guessing the early outs are cheaper. We are looking at 1300 right now plus the 800 early out outs as right around the low end of their number. |
Originally Posted by Downtime
(Post 3055601)
I think we fall in that wheelhouse. It was posted it was gonna cost 850 a displacement in training off a DAL 777 so I am guessing the early outs are cheaper. We are looking at 1300 right now plus the 800 early out outs as right around the low end of their number.
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Originally Posted by Flying101
(Post 3055614)
Eh, terrible times!
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DL numbers are about 50% of their list.
I suggest AA pilots prepare for that AT BEST Your company is in debt up to it's eyeballs. It will be the first to file at least Chapter 11 if not 7 The DL memo states they are burning through 50M$ a DAY with mostly old airplanes that are paid for. How long do you think AA can last with all those new aircraft payments? I suggest you prepare for a fire sale of bases and your regionals. If you believe you will survive this unscathed you obviously do not know airline history. It repeats itself constantly. Listen to those letters and even the Boeing CEO Get your financial house in order. Think about how many of you are going to end up in a smaller type in the right seat. For those that end up on the street. Pilots on the street have very little transferable skills. After this bloodbath, there will be So many pilots on the street most of you will wish you went into a different line of work or had some other skill. It will be years for many to be able to return and many will never return or be called back. This is going to make 911 or 2008 look like a cakewalk. |
Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055740)
DL numbers are about 50% of their list.
Get your financial house in order. Because pilots on the street have very little transferable skills. . Untrue on so many levels. |
Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055740)
DL numbers are about 50% of their list.
I suggest AA pilots prepare for that AT BEST Your company is in debt up to it's eyeballs. It will be the first to file at least Chapter 11 if not 7 The DL memo states they are burning through 50M$ a DAY with mostly old airplanes that are paid for. How long do you think AA can last with all those new aircraft payments? I suggest you prepare for a fire sale of bases and your regionals. If you believe you will survive this unscathed you obviously do not know airline history. It repeats itself constantly. Listen to those letters and even the Boeing CEO Get your financial house in order. Because pilots on the street have very little transferable skills. After this bloodbath, there will be So many pilots on the street most of you will wish you went into a different line of work or had some other skill. Because it will be years for many to be able to return and many will never return or be called back. This is going to make 911 or 2008 look like a cakewalk. |
Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055740)
DL numbers are about 50% of their list.
I suggest AA pilots prepare for that AT BEST Your company is in debt up to it's eyeballs. It will be the first to file at least Chapter 11 if not 7 The DL memo states they are burning through 50M$ a DAY with mostly old airplanes that are paid for. How long do you think AA can last with all those new aircraft payments? I suggest you prepare for a fire sale of bases and your regionals. If you believe you will survive this unscathed you obviously do not know airline history. It repeats itself constantly. Listen to those letters and even the Boeing CEO Get your financial house in order. Think about how many of you are going to end up in a smaller type in the right seat. For those that end up on the street. Pilots on the street have very little transferable skills. After this bloodbath, there will be So many pilots on the street most of you will wish you went into a different line of work or had some other skill. It will be years for many to be able to return and many will never return or be called back. This is going to make 911 or 2008 look like a cakewalk. I have my opinions and leanings in regards to this emotionally charged topic called "COVID" but the above contributes nothing. This issue impacts the entire industry, in some shape or fashion. rickair7777 |
Originally Posted by Myfingershurt
(Post 3055743)
Awwwww, whatsa matter, little guy? Wouldn’t the big airline give you a job?
Take it from someone who has seen and lived this industry since deregulation began (1978) and Has the job (and will keep it) you will be wishing You had come October 1 Good Luck I'll be back to tell you, I told you so. |
The more people who don’t work here at AA keep coming out of the woodwork to try and throw fear grenades at us, the better I feel. It’s clear that we are in a better position to get through this than Delta and United..and that just burns some people over there. Go attack Southwest too. They’ll come out of this similar to AA, with relatively minimal damage.
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Originally Posted by Myfingershurt
(Post 3055743)
Awwwww, whatsa matter, little guy? Wouldn’t the big airline give you a job?
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Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055750)
It's okay that you live in your own little delusional world. Because, apparently dealing with the truth and reality just seems to be more than you can handle.
Take it from someone who has seen and lived this industry since deregulation began (1978) and Has the job (and will keep it) you will be wishing You had come October 1 Good Luck I'll be back to tell you, I told you so. lmao that’s a little d having dude Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Lots of trolls and sock puppet accounts over the past few months.
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Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055750)
It's okay that you live in your own little delusional world. Because, apparently dealing with the truth and reality just seems to be more than you can handle.
Take it from someone who has seen and lived this industry since deregulation began (1978) and Has the job (and will keep it) you will be wishing You had come October 1 Good Luck I'll be back to tell you, I told you so. AA guys, including myself, clearly understand that we could be in for a world of hurt. However right now the company appears to be doing the right things by letting over 800 pilots retire early. We currently have over 5000 pilot on leave. They’re planning to keep offering those as well. So no one is incapable of understanding the seriousness of our situation, some are just trying to stay positive. Btw Boeing CEO needs to worry about getting his own house in order before ever point a finger at anyone. |
Originally Posted by thrust
(Post 3055791)
Lots of trolls and sock puppet accounts over the past few months.
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Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055750)
It's okay that you live in your own little delusional world. Because, apparently dealing with the truth and reality just seems to be more than you can handle.
Take it from someone who has seen and lived this industry since deregulation began (1978) and Has the job (and will keep it) you will be wishing You had come October 1 Good Luck I'll be back to tell you, I told you so. |
Schadenfreude
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Originally Posted by Flying101
(Post 3055816)
Industry since 1978... What does that make you? 60+. Shouldn’t you be playing with your grandkids or starting to enjoy retirement? Personally I think you couldn’t or didn’t make it in the industry and now you’re bitter or simply jealous. You’re a keyboard warrior man.. that’s all!
Unless he got hired at a 121 at 22 or below then he should be retired. If he got hired at 20 he would only have two years left. Still what is THE job that I want. Is it like THE Ohio State? |
Originally Posted by Flying101
(Post 3055816)
Industry since 1978... What does that make you? 60+. Shouldn’t you be playing with your grandkids or starting to enjoy retirement? Personally I think you couldn’t or didn’t make it in the industry and now you’re bitter or simply jealous. You’re a keyboard warrior man.. that’s all!
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Originally Posted by Covfefe
(Post 3055881)
Go easy on him man... it’s bad enough that he’s into his 60s and still has **** to prove to people on the internet.
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Originally Posted by Downtime
(Post 3055800)
Gosh I wonder what is like to have THE job. I am also curious what THE job is considering we are basically all in three together at this point.
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Originally Posted by Covfefe
(Post 3055881)
Go easy on him man... it’s bad enough that he’s into his 60s and still has **** to prove to people on the internet.
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That guy... He has the weakest trolling game i’ve ever seen, and has thrown it out on every single thread. Now we know the reason his kids wanted to move out before they were 18.
20k fas took leave. 6k lines and 1700 rsvs. Still all speculation about our future, but i’m feeling optimistic AA can and will mitigate 1000-1500 furloughs and everyone will still have the pleasure of RO until 2023. Every DCA capt has been wonderful to work with, even if/when we get displaced out w reduction in philly. Golf Courses are open in MD, working on my backup plan if I get the letter! |
Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055740)
DL numbers are about 50% of their list.
I suggest AA pilots prepare for that AT BEST Your company is in debt up to it's eyeballs. It will be the first to file at least Chapter 11 if not 7 The DL memo states they are burning through 50M$ a DAY with mostly old airplanes that are paid for. How long do you think AA can last with all those new aircraft payments? I suggest you prepare for a fire sale of bases and your regionals. If you believe you will survive this unscathed you obviously do not know airline history. It repeats itself constantly. Listen to those letters and even the Boeing CEO Get your financial house in order. Think about how many of you are going to end up in a smaller type in the right seat. For those that end up on the street. Pilots on the street have very little transferable skills. After this bloodbath, there will be So many pilots on the street most of you will wish you went into a different line of work or had some other skill. It will be years for many to be able to return and many will never return or be called back. This is going to make 911 or 2008 look like a cakewalk. |
Originally Posted by nootpilot
(Post 3056002)
50% on AA list is 7,500 DOH 1999😳 time will tell how deep Doug Parker goes.
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Delta |
Originally Posted by thrust
(Post 3055791)
Lots of trolls and sock puppet accounts over the past few months.
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Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055740)
DL numbers are about 50% of their list.
I suggest AA pilots prepare for that AT BEST Your company is in debt up to it's eyeballs. It will be the first to file at least Chapter 11 if not 7 The DL memo states they are burning through 50M$ a DAY with mostly old airplanes that are paid for. How long do you think AA can last with all those new aircraft payments? I suggest you prepare for a fire sale of bases and your regionals. If you believe you will survive this unscathed you obviously do not know airline history. It repeats itself constantly. Listen to those letters and even the Boeing CEO Get your financial house in order. Think about how many of you are going to end up in a smaller type in the right seat. For those that end up on the street. Pilots on the street have very little transferable skills. After this bloodbath, there will be So many pilots on the street most of you will wish you went into a different line of work or had some other skill. It will be years for many to be able to return and many will never return or be called back. This is going to make 911 or 2008 look like a cakewalk. Noted. Thanks for your concern. |
Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055750)
It's okay that you live in your own little delusional world. Because, apparently dealing with the truth and reality just seems to be more than you can handle.
Take it from someone who has seen and lived this industry since deregulation began (1978) and Has the job (and will keep it) you will be wishing You had come October 1 Good Luck I'll be back to tell you, I told you so. Thanks Doug, now get back to running the airline! |
Originally Posted by nootpilot
(Post 3056002)
50% on AA DOH 1999😳 time will tell how deep Doug Parker goes, if he even furlough. He said no furloughs, guess AA is immune to this “Artificially Created 9/11”. But why waste an opportunity like this to right size American🤔. Looks like a 1st year FO at Envoy will make more than an AA pilot on furlough. That ain’t right.😡 Scope will take care of the W/O’s.
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Originally Posted by Battlinbear
(Post 3055997)
20k fas took leave. 6k lines and 1700 rsvs.
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Originally Posted by Downtime
(Post 3055880)
Unless he got hired at a 121 at 22 or below then he should be retired. If he got hired at 20 he would only have two years left. Still what is THE job that I want. Is it like THE Ohio State?
"If the pilots were in charge, Columbus would still be in port. They believe the assertion the world is flat." Bob Crandall |
Corporate pilot for Chinese Communist Party? Is that THE job?
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Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3056568)
You amuse me. Your assumptions show just how correct I am about your lack of knowledge in airline history and bankruptcy. The cyclical nature of the business. How easily affected your job is during an economic downturn. Your math assumes I am, and, always have been a pilot. Bob Crandall used to say "Pilots always think they are the smartest people in the room, and they will tell you so" This is why so many of you end up in bankruptcy and divorce. When an old timer is giving you advice, you get on these boards and tell each other how smart you are and how you know how to fix everything. You never learn. Your company is going to use you all as pawns against each other. They did it when you had a "B" scale and you sold out your own. They did it again when they took the USAir pilots and pit you against each other. If you do not look at the downsizing of UAL & DL and assume you are going to be hit just as hard, if not harder given AA financial position you are absolutely unrealistic. If you don't think you and your regionals are going to be pit against each other, no advice can help you. As a suggestion for those that survive this. I suggest you live modestly on about 100 grand a year or less. Make sure if you get married you always have a spouse that has a career of her own so that person can support the family when you 1) go on strike 2) take a pay cut 3) lose that job. Don't ever ever marry a person that works for the same company. If you actually believe that your flying skills are transferable to the outside job market (which is now decimated) at 350K$+ a year, again you need a dose of reality and it is surely coming.
"If the pilots were in charge, Columbus would still be in port. They believe the assertion the world is flat." Bob Crandall |
Originally Posted by Flying101
(Post 3056624)
Simple question.. Why are you on a pilot forum, ESPECIALLY if you’re not a pilot? I’m pretty sure most of us know exactly how the airline industry works. If you’ve been in this industry for 10-15 years you’ve seen the cycle..you’ve experienced the lows and highs. Perhaps you should take your “wisdom” to a regional forum... most of those pilots have not seen the downside. Give it a break man, you’re 60+ years old and wasting your time on a forum rather then with your family.
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Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3055750)
It's okay that you live in your own little delusional world. Because, apparently dealing with the truth and reality just seems to be more than you can handle.
Take it from someone who has seen and lived this industry since deregulation began (1978) and Has the job (and will keep it) you will be wishing You had come October 1 Good Luck I'll be back to tell you, I told you so. |
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 3056718)
The Delta displacement has been posted. There is a net loss of 2000 positions. No idea where you get 7000.
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Originally Posted by DoggiePoo
(Post 3056568)
You amuse me. Your assumptions show just how correct I am about your lack of knowledge in airline history and bankruptcy. The cyclical nature of the business. How easily affected your job is during an economic downturn. Your math assumes I am, and, always have been a pilot. Bob Crandall used to say "Pilots always think they are the smartest people in the room, and they will tell you so" This is why so many of you end up in bankruptcy and divorce. When an old timer is giving you advice, you get on these boards and tell each other how smart you are and how you know how to fix everything. You never learn. Your company is going to use you all as pawns against each other. They did it when you had a "B" scale and you sold out your own. They did it again when they took the USAir pilots and pit you against each other. If you do not look at the downsizing of UAL & DL and assume you are going to be hit just as hard, if not harder given AA financial position you are absolutely unrealistic. If you don't think you and your regionals are going to be pit against each other, no advice can help you. As a suggestion for those that survive this. I suggest you live modestly on about 100 grand a year or less. Make sure if you get married you always have a spouse that has a career of her own so that person can support the family when you 1) go on strike 2) take a pay cut 3) lose that job. Don't ever ever marry a person that works for the same company. If you actually believe that your flying skills are transferable to the outside job market (which is now decimated) at 350K$+ a year, again you need a dose of reality and it is surely coming.
"If the pilots were in charge, Columbus would still be in port. They believe the assertion the world is flat." Bob Crandall |
Originally Posted by Al Czervik
(Post 3056780)
Aren’t you a regional pilot?
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Wow..imagine a grown man (probably wearing jean shorts and white new balance sneakers) furiously typing away on his phone, trying desperately to start arguments on the internet with anonymous people.
Sad. |
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