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AllYourBaseAreB 04-04-2026 08:07 PM


Originally Posted by Fichael80 (Post 4019768)
…..or use this one which is awesome
and free

https://www.pilotseniority.com

that site has too much info/analysis, it’s nuts

LearPilot88 04-05-2026 03:49 AM


Originally Posted by AllYourBaseAreB (Post 4019785)
that site has too much info/analysis, it’s nuts


pilots always finds something to complain about….

gearup1006 04-05-2026 05:29 AM


Originally Posted by Fichael80 (Post 4019768)
…..or use this one which is awesome
and free

https://www.pilotseniority.com

it’s pretty close but I’m not sure where it’s pulling data from. Must be on effective dates. Shows I can’t hold a status I’m going to, so it’s a little off but overall very close.

mostpeople 04-05-2026 07:02 AM


Originally Posted by gearup1006 (Post 4019823)
it’s pretty close but I’m not sure where it’s pulling data from. Must be on effective dates. Shows I can’t hold a status I’m going to, so it’s a little off but overall very close.

I saw what you describe, I believe the main data outside the “preliminary award analysis” is based off the previous final award data - and will likely be updated to the final award here soon.

APTAP 04-05-2026 08:56 AM


Originally Posted by gearup1006 (Post 4019823)
it’s pretty close but I’m not sure where it’s pulling data from. Must be on effective dates. Shows I can’t hold a status I’m going to, so it’s a little off but overall very close.

it shows the most junior person in my bid status is senior to me. Weird. Unless it is using real time/relative seniority numbers.

mostpeople 04-05-2026 01:06 PM

That is a neat website, I notice that it defaults to 3% growth but is that realistic?

tallpilot 04-05-2026 02:20 PM


Originally Posted by mostpeople (Post 4019965)
That is a neat website, I notice that it defaults to 3% growth but is that realistic?

Go to Jetnet - Fleet and look at the delivery schedule. Until those are deferred or they announce schedule reductions it's realistic.

Easyflier301 04-05-2026 04:12 PM


Originally Posted by mostpeople (Post 4019965)
That is a neat website, I notice that it defaults to 3% growth but is that realistic?

on a 16,000 pilot list that means we’d end the year at 16,480. I guess that conservatively means hiring 1200-1300 ish this year after retirements?

I’d say that since COVID on average the list has been expanding at least that much annually. Hopefully we stay on track.

tallpilot 04-05-2026 08:52 PM


Originally Posted by Easyflier301 (Post 4020011)
on a 16,000 pilot list that means we’d end the year at 16,480. I guess that conservatively means hiring 1200-1300 ish this year after retirements?

I’d say that since COVID on average the list has been expanding at least that much annually. Hopefully we stay on track.

It's closer to a 15,000 (active) pilot list so 3% is 450 per year. Ergo hiring 1200 with 750 retirements.

LearPilot88 04-06-2026 03:02 AM


Originally Posted by tallpilot (Post 4020069)
It's closer to a 15,000 (active) pilot list so 3% is 450 per year. Ergo hiring 1200 with 750 retirements.

Assuming those 750 retirements are all “active” pilots.


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