AA getting E-190s
 

On the APC-AA website there is now an E-190 pay rate. Is this just US Airways' planes? Or AA growth and theyre going to need additional pilots? Taking AE pilots?

I don't know how long this has been public, AA getting 190s, but I just learned of it today!

Probably the MOU rate for US Airways current 190s

*edit* Not current US or MOU rates. Don't know what they are

Weird, you'd think they'd just let American Eagle or Republic or whatever fly them. For like $20/hr.

USAPAs MOU states that after 30 190s on the USA side, AA will begin receiving 2 for every one that USA receives. Therefore the APA pay scales need to reflect this. When, how many, and were, will be the true question.

Kind of a misleading thread headline.

I see what you did there. Nice

Apa, don't let them go to Republic or whoever. Keep them at mainline!

Yes, the rate is in reference to the E190 aircraft that are currently flown by US Airways. Note that the title of the pay rate table says "American (post-merger)" Also, the same pay rate table is posted to the US Airways profile page, using the same "American (post-merger)" title.

Group 1 pay for AA E-190's. Seems obvious they'll be coming as they already exist and they need a larger fleet to economically justify its continued existence. While there will be a place in the fleet for these, I think this fleet will be significantly smaller than the 737 or Airbus.

Agreed, they're not the current US rates. But they are the MOU rates, taken directly from the AA contract. Care to show us how the rates posted are not correct for the post-merger AA?