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03-23-2019 | 12:59 PM

mkitrn

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Pilots to Aircraft Ratio

Do you guys really have 540 pilots to 32 135s? Will that ratio change soon?

03-23-2019 | 01:36 PM

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[MENTION=34356]v1valarob[/MENTION]'s thread is probably your best bet on up to date numbers. Link: Seniority / CPP / Aircraft - Info Hope that helps, cheers

03-23-2019 | 01:54 PM

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Do you guys really have 540 pilots to 32 135s? Will that ratio change soon?

There are no 135s, they are 145XRs. And it's 31 minus the one that was just crashed.

03-24-2019 | 03:24 AM

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32/31

Actually - airplane 32 just got here and will be in the line shortly if not already so it’s 32 planes listed, but only 31 can fly bc the crashed one is going to be beer cans.

03-24-2019 | 11:33 AM

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Actually - airplane 32 just got here and will be in the line shortly if not already so it’s 32 planes listed, but only 31 can fly bc the crashed one is going to be beer cans.

Well, we have one in the desert as a parts plane unless that's the one they're going to use. So 33 shortly.

03-23-2020 | 05:39 PM

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Do you guys really have 540 pilots to 32 135s? Will that ratio change soon?

No. our current seniority list as of 3/21 has 466 pilots. A handful are management types that never fly. I'm also seeing guys that have left recently. The bottom 50 are mostly pilots still in some sort of training and not line qualified yet.