UPS Hiring?
#22
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Joined APC: May 2015
Posts: 299
Truth Hurts FOforlife? Can't u pass an Upgrade? I know, it is a pain. But the facts are UPS has Hired maybe 70 pilots Since 2007. That's 8 years my friend. With a trickle going forward. 100 new hires over 10 years?
No Aircraft orders since 2005? Yes indeed, this place does suck. And I'm a 21 year CA. So it must be bad.
No Aircraft orders since 2005? Yes indeed, this place does suck. And I'm a 21 year CA. So it must be bad.
#23
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Joined APC: Jul 2008
Position: MD CA
Posts: 705
These are numbers going forward. But for 90 New Hires the Last 8 years is just depressing. With Hundreds retiring the same time frame. So we avg. 10 Hires a year? And please show me the numbers. I don't see 75 a year retiring mandatory the next 10 years. And even if it's true, are these numbers suppose to make up for the last 10? 10 years is 1/3rd of a Career!
And where is the MD replacement? This is why KLM retired it, no parts.
Boeing has said they will not support the MD after 2018. That's three years away. But Zero Orders. You do the math.
#24
If you're going to vent fine...Now you have some facts to actually base your opinion on.
B2P
#25
You may have done the math B2, but in my opinion UPS doesn't plan on running an airline for another 20 years. They aren't ordering aircraft because they won't need them. They aren't hiring pilots because they won't need them. Slowly retire aircraft and pilots and eventually you will end up with a hundred airplanes and a thousand pilots. Yes, I'm down on this place right now
#27
You may have done the math B2, but in my opinion UPS doesn't plan on running an airline for another 20 years. They aren't ordering aircraft because they won't need them. They aren't hiring pilots because they won't need them. Slowly retire aircraft and pilots and eventually you will end up with a hundred airplanes and a thousand pilots. Yes, I'm down on this place right now��
B2P
#28
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Joined APC: May 2006
Position: DC-8 756/767
Posts: 1,144
I do think the airline has peaked as far as pilots, but don't believe anything any management figure in SDF tell you about airline operations. Those guys have absolutely no clue what is actually going on or what is being planned. I was told to my face a few years back by the CHIEF PILOT of the airline we were not getting ANY new airplanes for at least ten years. Two weeks later, we made the order for new 76's. ATL makes all the decisions and rarely tells anyone in SDF what's going on.
#29
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Joined APC: Aug 2011
Position: Capt MD11
Posts: 29
These are numbers going forward. But for 90 New Hires the Last 8 years is just depressing. With Hundreds retiring the same time frame. So we avg. 10 Hires a year? And please show me the numbers. I don't see 75 a year retiring mandatory the next 10 years. And even if it's true, are these numbers suppose to make up for the last 10? 10 years is 1/3rd of a Career!
And where is the MD replacement? This is why KLM retired it, no parts.
Boeing has said they will not support the MD after 2018. That's three years away. But Zero Orders. You do the math.
And where is the MD replacement? This is why KLM retired it, no parts.
Boeing has said they will not support the MD after 2018. That's three years away. But Zero Orders. You do the math.
#30
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