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Lifeisgood 01-11-2019 11:02 AM

Next AE: March-April 2019
 
LAX A320 with 120 crews.
LAX 717 base should close in September.

DTW A320 40 additional crews.


What have you heard?
and thanks for sharing!

crewdawg 01-11-2019 11:15 AM

Just read on the faceplace that there might be a small AE next week.

TED74 01-11-2019 11:35 AM


Originally Posted by Lifeisgood (Post 2741167)

DTW A320 40 additional crews.


What have you heard?
and thanks for sharing!

DTW73N was supposed to get an additional 40 crews too... haven't materialized 9 months after crew resources was spreading that word. Believe it when you see it!

Abouttime2fish 01-11-2019 11:43 AM


Originally Posted by crewdawg (Post 2741178)
Just read on the faceplace that there might be a small AE next week.

Probably short 88 crews after displacements.

OOfff 01-11-2019 11:48 AM

Lol@ making CR predictions three months before an AE

Scooter432 01-11-2019 02:06 PM


Originally Posted by crewdawg (Post 2741178)
Just read on the faceplace that there might be a small AE next week.

This is correct .. 25 350A positions and NYC new hire spots. Very small. Expect the large AE in March/April.

tunes 01-11-2019 05:00 PM

the next AE is actually Monday/Tuesday

Scoop 01-11-2019 06:46 PM

I heard that there is talk of opening the 320 base in LAX with minimal crews to start the 6 month clock ticking on a new base. This would subsequently open the door allowing for breaking seat locks - new category.



I understand that the company wants to minimize training but this would only work if the next big AE was more than 6 months down the road. If there is a MOAB in April or May it would still be a new category?



I don't know what to think about this rumor :confused: but, I see it as a CR technique in the future used to minimize Pilots breaking seat locks. Any contract Ninjas know if we have some sort of PWA protection against this sort of contractual end around?



Scoop

TED74 01-11-2019 07:17 PM


Originally Posted by Scoop (Post 2741382)
I heard that there is talk of opening the 320 base in LAX with minimal crews to start the 6 month clock ticking on a new base. This would subsequently open the door allowing for breaking seat locks - new category.

I'm not sure how much this really helps them in the long run. Any shortened months of one's seat lock from the previous category are carried on top of the lock in the new category, no? I'd think they might actually want to bring training forward, before retirements accelerate.

Peoloto 01-11-2019 10:30 PM


Originally Posted by Scoop (Post 2741382)
I heard that there is talk of opening the 320 base in LAX with minimal crews to start the 6 month clock ticking on a new base. This would subsequently open the door allowing for breaking seat locks - new category.



I understand that the company wants to minimize training but this would only work if the next big AE was more than 6 months down the road. If there is a MOAB in April or May it would still be a new category?



I don't know what to think about this rumor :confused: but, I see it as a CR technique in the future used to minimize Pilots breaking seat locks. Any contract Ninjas know if we have some sort of PWA protection against this sort of contractual end around?



Scoop

This isn't taking place on the next AE this week. It will be a one time deal in mar/apr for the big AE. Then guaranteed nothing for arleast 6 months.


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