TRZ06

Just the numbers for those outside the arena looking in. AA manpower planning numbers are for 12,086 positions for Sept 2020. November 2020 shows 10,060 positions, 2,452 of those being international wide body (777/787). July 2021 10,997 positions. As for the actual headcount as of august 2020 we have 12,674 pilots. 1,150 of those are on removed fleets (190,767, 330). Permanent leave and retirements to this date have been removed from this figure and I believe Temporary leaves have not. Also, from today until the end of the year there are 323 retirements. 2021 shows 542 total, 2022 is 624 and 2023 is 828. I separated the wide body flying out for the Nov 2020 figure and its stays fairly constant for the forecast periods that followed. Seems optimistic to me but I'll let others decide that. Hope the numbers shed a little light on what may or may not happen.

Flying101

AApilots shows 15,642 lowest FO. July 2019 senior to list shows 14,925. APA 3XP shows 12,511. Where can we see our actual seniority number?

Downtime

if you go 3xp select all in each category it will tell you where you are on active pilots. Also the union put out an updated the 3xp this week. Check your email.

Flying101

Right, it shows 14,328 total not 12,674 as mentioned. Where are the other ~1,700? AApilots 3XP shows 14,328 while APA 3XP is showing 12,511. Confusing is all.

AB YZS

Expanded 3XP Beta

AllYourBaseAreB

That extra 1500 includes management, medical out and mil leave guys

nootpilot

528 are Retired, Resigned or Deceased...

48 MGT

9 PLOA

34 USLOA

629 MDSB

181 CRMLOA

If demand improves to 50% by October, AA will only required half their(13,000) active pilots.

Demand keeps improving...
https://www.tsa.gov/coronavirus/passenger-throughput

But that’s not the big problem...

The BIG problem is Parker will “Never let a good crisis go to waste?”

Bankruptcy and/or Furloughs is only a short-term hardship...that will lead to long-term gains.

September will have the rest of this story...

Sandwich Artist

Downtime

So Parker is gonna furlough but keep all those pilots on payroll for an extra month. I read things like this all the time. Sure we have done XYZ (is early outs) and they have greatly reduced the furloughs but we are gonna furlough into a deficit because reasons.

riel39

nootpilot’s first nearly cohesive post in years!!

Way to go buddy!