FDX 3RD Practice Bid
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From: Completely Apolitical Nonsensical Slogan that has nothing to do with politics in the slightest....
I'm not going to say anything because I don't have anything nice to say....
Grrrrr....
TSDeeez Nutz
Grrrrr....
TSDeeez Nutz
#5
One of the HKG guys is 63+. Realize that a lot of guys are BIDDING these seats hoping to never train but to capture passover.
My prediction is that to fill X seats they may actually have X + a few more on the final bid. That's just my pure wild @ss guess. I have already demonstrated repeatedly that I have zero SA on how this bid will play out.
Good luck to all in any case...
My prediction is that to fill X seats they may actually have X + a few more on the final bid. That's just my pure wild @ss guess. I have already demonstrated repeatedly that I have zero SA on how this bid will play out.
Good luck to all in any case...
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From: 727 s/o
#7
It looked to me like the practice awards were updated but, as you said, not the percentages. I realized this when I saw the 'Happy Man' on the percentage list for ANC CA, not MEM FO.
Last edited by md11phlyer; 02-13-2008 at 05:38 PM. Reason: wrong math for HKG FO
#8
When updated, I'm not sure the percentages are accurate for all seats.
Right now, there are 380 SOs in the back of the Boeing.
Current percentages show about 260 SOs in the Boeing after the bid.
That would mean 120 leave the seat.
...however; round #3 only shows about 43 SOs leaving...add in another 9 on the current 757 training letter for CDG, 9 on the Airbus 300 training letter for HKG and MEM, 10 for the MD-11, and 2 for the 727...and that adds up to 73 total
Where are the other 47 or so?
I guess they are sitting on the very bottom of the all the training letters as LCAs and Flexes?
If so, the data on the percentages is misleading for this seat --- and in reality, the Boeing SOs below the 30% level or so, may be sitting about another 15-20% lower than advertised once all the training (and non-training) plays out.
Thoughts....
Right now, there are 380 SOs in the back of the Boeing.
Current percentages show about 260 SOs in the Boeing after the bid.
That would mean 120 leave the seat.
...however; round #3 only shows about 43 SOs leaving...add in another 9 on the current 757 training letter for CDG, 9 on the Airbus 300 training letter for HKG and MEM, 10 for the MD-11, and 2 for the 727...and that adds up to 73 total
Where are the other 47 or so?
I guess they are sitting on the very bottom of the all the training letters as LCAs and Flexes?
If so, the data on the percentages is misleading for this seat --- and in reality, the Boeing SOs below the 30% level or so, may be sitting about another 15-20% lower than advertised once all the training (and non-training) plays out.
Thoughts....
Last edited by DLax85; 02-13-2008 at 06:41 PM. Reason: clarity
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What do I know but, my numbers are simply how many seats the company said they needed and how many training slots they filled. I am ass-u-ming that if they would have had more volunteers for HKG they would have filled them. I did not look at the percentages.
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When updated, I'm not sure the percentages are accurate for all seats.
Right now, there are 380 SOs in the back of the Boeing.
Current percentages show about 260 SOs in the Boeing after the bid.
That would mean 120 leave the seat.
...however; round #3 only shows about 43 SOs leaving...add in another 9 on the current 757 training letter for CDG, 9 on the Airbus 300 training letter for HKG and MEM, 10 for the MD-11, and 2 for the 727...and that adds up to 73 total
Where are the other 47 or so?
I guess they are sitting on the very bottom of the all the training letters as LCAs and Flexes?
If so, the data on the percentages is misleading for this seat --- and in reality, the Boeing SOs below the 30% level or so, may be sitting about another 15-20% lower than advertised once all the training (and non-training) plays out.
Thoughts....
Right now, there are 380 SOs in the back of the Boeing.
Current percentages show about 260 SOs in the Boeing after the bid.
That would mean 120 leave the seat.
...however; round #3 only shows about 43 SOs leaving...add in another 9 on the current 757 training letter for CDG, 9 on the Airbus 300 training letter for HKG and MEM, 10 for the MD-11, and 2 for the 727...and that adds up to 73 total
Where are the other 47 or so?
I guess they are sitting on the very bottom of the all the training letters as LCAs and Flexes?
If so, the data on the percentages is misleading for this seat --- and in reality, the Boeing SOs below the 30% level or so, may be sitting about another 15-20% lower than advertised once all the training (and non-training) plays out.
Thoughts....
The #'s don't match cause there are a bunch (emphasize bunch) who never went/completed S/O school in either seat. Ha Ha.....oops, can't gloat, but our favorite "shoulder injury" is SOL........there is justice eventually.
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