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Nahhh I just like to sit reserve and chill out with the kids... But I'll keep that in mind...
Trying to figure out a part of my master plan for world domination... Mmmuuuaaahhhhaaaa Mmmmuuaahhhhhaaaa
#34
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If I'm reading it correctly, then there were 27 vacancies between primary and secondary? Looks like all but 2 were Boeing SOs.
Hmmmmm....
#36
Again this is just ONLY more Rumor Control..............which just goes to show you.........
None of us Know what we are talking about......except Tony of course .
#39
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Gotta agree with Redeye here;
Possibility of a small bid soon to keep the training pipelines open.
The main reason for this is the contractual requirement for a bid with a foreign domicile to remain open for 45 days; a normal bid with no foreign domicile only needs to stay open for two weeks. That month of slack buys the company time to fill training slots without committing to a foreign domicile.
The other rumor is that the company has had enough of the domicile wrangling with all the countries and will just say SCREW IT and make the 757s SIBA.
If that is true, the 757s will show up in May on the bid as MEM based. If the company is still determined to have a European domicile, the 757 will not show up until a domicile is determined.
Early bid with the 757 = it's going SIBA.
Early bid with no 757 = European domicile still in the works; stand by. We're trying to keep other training pipelines filled.
No bid until June: 757s in Europe, everything is squared away.
Possibility of a small bid soon to keep the training pipelines open.
The main reason for this is the contractual requirement for a bid with a foreign domicile to remain open for 45 days; a normal bid with no foreign domicile only needs to stay open for two weeks. That month of slack buys the company time to fill training slots without committing to a foreign domicile.
The other rumor is that the company has had enough of the domicile wrangling with all the countries and will just say SCREW IT and make the 757s SIBA.
If that is true, the 757s will show up in May on the bid as MEM based. If the company is still determined to have a European domicile, the 757 will not show up until a domicile is determined.
Early bid with the 757 = it's going SIBA.
Early bid with no 757 = European domicile still in the works; stand by. We're trying to keep other training pipelines filled.
No bid until June: 757s in Europe, everything is squared away.
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