FDX - Retirement Chart Updated
11-12-2008, 06:23 AM
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FDX - Retirement Chart Updated
Newly updated as of the 23rd of October reflecting those reaching age 65 each year. I know that this is the best information that they can put forth regarding retirements, especially in today's economic environment, but the numbers are just depressing!
11-12-2008, 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted by miyagi
Newly updated as of the 23rd of October reflecting those reaching age 65 each year. I know that this is the best information that they can put forth regarding retirements, especially in today's economic environment, but the numbers are just depressing!
i turn 65 in 2034...how old will Foxhunter be then??????
11-12-2008, 07:20 AM
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Uhhhh...Somebody needs to explain this to me.
Shouldn't those charts look exactly the same? But, just be shifted over 5 years.
Or, did I miss that day in science, when they talked about how some "over 60" pilots will age in mule years?
Shouldn't those charts look exactly the same? But, just be shifted over 5 years.
Or, did I miss that day in science, when they talked about how some "over 60" pilots will age in mule years?
11-12-2008, 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Busboy
Uhhhh...Somebody needs to explain this to me.
Shouldn't those charts look exactly the same? But, just be shifted over 5 years.
Or, did I miss that day in science, when they talked about how some "over 60" pilots will age in mule years?
Shouldn't those charts look exactly the same? But, just be shifted over 5 years.
Or, did I miss that day in science, when they talked about how some "over 60" pilots will age in mule years?
11-12-2008, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Busboy
Uhhhh...Somebody needs to explain this to me.
Shouldn't those charts look exactly the same? But, just be shifted over 5 years.
Or, did I miss that day in science, when they talked about how some "over 60" pilots will age in mule years?
Shouldn't those charts look exactly the same? But, just be shifted over 5 years.
Or, did I miss that day in science, when they talked about how some "over 60" pilots will age in mule years?
11-12-2008, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by MD11Fr8Dog
The addition of the 60-65 guys that came from the backseat are the guys in the first 5 years of the AFTER chart, everything else is just a 5 yr shift!
Never mind. That doesn't make sense either.
11-12-2008, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by MD11Fr8Dog
The addition of the 60-65 guys that came from the backseat are the guys in the first 5 years of the AFTER chart, everything else is just a 5 yr shift!
11-12-2008, 07:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Busboy
Take a closer look.
I've just edited the first image and cut out the years 2005-2007. Easier to see the shift since the first year is now 2008 in each chart.
The guys now listed inside the first 4-5 yrs of the second chart (the shift) are guys that are gonna turn 60 during those years, and were accounted for already in the older charts and are now being counted again - these are the guys that came back from the panel! Any other differences are pilots hired since the 2005 chart and/or left early (retired, fired, died, quit, etc) - mostly additions due to hiring.
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