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R57 relay 08-02-2020 04:45 AM


Originally Posted by Arado 234 (Post 3103623)
We have to fill the East vs West void with something! Can't have peace & harmony here on APC! Imagine what would happen to our poor members and mods ...

Maybe so. Cathartic distraction?

C5Drvr 08-02-2020 06:52 AM

So what was the furlough estimate again? Try to stay on subject or start your own thread.


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atooraya 08-02-2020 11:10 AM


Originally Posted by C5Drvr (Post 3103698)
So what was the furlough estimate again? Try to stay on subject or start your own thread.


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It would be nice if moderators started moderating and tried to keep topics...on topic. Instead they add to the drivel to "create a dialogue." Its frustrating to click on a topic labeled "furlough estimates" and have to read thru 20 pages of talking points out of Laura Ingraham's mouth countered with pedophile pizza guys giving malaria to kids in Africa.

I guess whatever keeps the stats up for ad revenue.

rcflying53 08-02-2020 12:32 PM

I got a text from the ORD call this afternoon. Here are the highlights:

1. Furlough numbers will be released in the next couple of weeks

2. Union seems to think a CARES ACT 2 is in the works

3. D2R travel privileges for furloughed pilots for 12 months

4. Furlough length/break even point for the company is shorter than 18-24 months due to the reduced fleet types

5. Furlough mitigation negotiations are ongoing everyday between AA and APA

6. Get the APA supplemental medical NOW. It’s good for 24 months including life insurance. It takes 60 days to activate. Process takes 5 minutes and is $200/month per covered individual (kids too) in your household (after furlough begins. Otherwise $20 per individual/mo)

7. July 2021 staffing overage is actually higher than the original number of ~1350

8. Furlough Q&A up on APA site now

Thats all I got. If others know more, please add/share.

FetaCheese 08-02-2020 12:53 PM

Apparently there was also a quip about if AA doesn't get the 30 million a day cash burn down by begining of next year there may not be an airline to come back to.

Although that was probably more of an opinion by the guy who said it. And also that the company and union are meeting daily and the goal is to mitigate Furloughs as much as possible.

C5Drvr 08-02-2020 01:12 PM


Originally Posted by FetaCheese (Post 3103880)
Apparently there was also a quip about if AA doesn't get the 30 million a day cash burn down by begining of next year there may not be an airline to come back to.

Although that was probably more of an opinion by the guy who said it. And also that the company and union are meeting daily and the goal is to mitigate Furloughs as much as possible.


Mitigate, not eliminate?


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FetaCheese 08-02-2020 01:37 PM


Originally Posted by C5Drvr (Post 3103893)
Mitigate, not eliminate?


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Both. Ideally eliminate, but at the very least mitigate.

Dobbs18 08-02-2020 02:17 PM


Originally Posted by C5Drvr (Post 3103893)
Mitigate, not eliminate?


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I am not trying to sound harsh but I think at this point mitigating is the best we can hope for, short of every pilot taking 50hrs a month on dramatically reduced pay rates, and even then it might not be possible. There is just really little to no revenue right now. My personal opinion is we need to open the economy back up and keep the vulnerable locked up. At this point the amount of money congress is throwing out with drastically reduced money coming in the effects of the second great depression will be far worse than the virus...but that makes me just an insensitive price. Its getting to the point that it won't matter what happens Nov 4th...sorry for the doom and gloom, I am usually not that guy...rough day

Downtime 08-02-2020 04:35 PM


Originally Posted by FetaCheese (Post 3103880)
Apparently there was also a quip about if AA doesn't get the 30 million a day cash burn down by begining of next year there may not be an airline to come back to.

Although that was probably more of an opinion by the guy who said it. And also that the company and union are meeting daily and the goal is to mitigate Furloughs as much as possible.


Well yeah we have to get the cash burn down but they have been doing that I thought. Was that one of our analyst stating the obvious?

FetaCheese 08-02-2020 04:41 PM


Originally Posted by Downtime (Post 3103971)
Well yeah we have to get the cash burn down but they have been doing that I thought. Was that one of our analyst stating the obvious?

Nah.. I think it was one of the ORD reps.


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