2021 is unknown.

is that chart correct? we flew more passengers pre-COVID (Jan-Feb-March) than all of 2019, a "record year" as you stated?

In any event, based on the above chart, we are at 2006 levels, post-COVID (which hit in March). So most of 2020 will be spent in "Post COVID" status. 9 months out of the year, 75% of the year.

how many pilots did AA, UAL, DAL, SWA employ in 2006? 2010? 2013?

We’re already beating the numbers

Not exactly. The light grey column is what the predicted annualized numbers would have been had the preCOVID rate been annualized. The next is predicted annualIzed numbers for 2020 and 2021.

But the historical numbers 2019 and earlier are valid. Those are GLOBAL numbers though, not just US airlines.

Reports on "The Line" are that we may have some good news on a LOA tomorrow. Fingers crossed.

OK thank you

Yes the 2021 numbers are unknown.

The 2020 bar does not visually represent the severity of covid... it includes Q1.

A total of 3 LOAs approved by APA to mitigate furlough.
Let's see how many will take the early out.

Cheers!

What is the LOA’s?

I just skimmed all three letters. I doubt many are going to take that early out offer. Some of the people with a reasonable A fund might, assuming they can start using it (since it's retirement, and not a permanent leave) but beyond that it seems like a pretty poor deal.

check your email. Then click on each respective LOA for additional details.