Scoop

Great Info - will stick this for a while.

Courtesy of FangsF15


We've had 5 "Monthly" AE's now, so I thought I'd see if we have any trends forming. I looked at the plug WB A, WB B, and NB A, and did some math with the actual Seniority List number for each month (since we are adding 200+/month).

Here's the data: Raw numbers don't tell a full story, so I included percentage of total seniority list, which is a much better gauge ("time to hold" is a horrible gauge when hiring is crazy like it has been, especially considering hiring will slow down in about 6-7 months. Flt ops has said 200/month though the start of summer, then 100/month the rest of the 2024).

June AE Plug
WB A 25XX, 15.7%
WB B 86XX, 54.1%
NB A 134XX, 84.5%

July AE Plug
WB A 31XX, 19.5% (Excluding 1 MD)
WB B 103XX, 64.5%
NB A 138XX, 86.3%

Aug AE Plug
WB A 38XX, 23.5%
WB B 112XX,69.5%
NB A 141XX, 87.0%

Sep AE Plug
WB A 39XX, 23.8%
WB B 116XX, 70.5%
NB A 142XX, 86.9%

Oct AE Plug
WB A 39XX, 23.7%
WB B 114XX, 69.3%
NB A 145XX, 87.6%

Nov AE Plug
WB A 449X, 26.8% (Note: Non NYC 330 plug 345X, 20.7%)
WB B 129XX, 77.4% (Note: 2 awards higher than plug was 117XX, 70.0%)
NB A 145XX, 87.0%

Dec AE Plug
WB A 455X, 27.1% (Note: Non NYC 330 plug 405X, 24.1%)
WB B 146XX, 87.4%
NB A 146XX, 87.4%

Jan AE Plug
WB A 46XX, 27.5%
WB B 145XX, 86.3% (Not surprisingly in NYC. BUT, only 9 awards senior was over 2000 numbers senior. That person was 72.6%)
NB A 145XX, 86%

Feb AE Plug
WB A 47XX, 27.7%
WB B 123XX, 72.3%
NB A 148XX, 87%

Mar AE Plug
WB A 42XX, 24.6%
WB B 126XX, 73.3% (12,1XX for ATL 330)
NB A 148XX, 86.4%

APR AE Plug
WB A N/A
WB B 125XX, 72.7% (25 total awards, all but 3 on the 330)
NB A 147XX, 85.2% (15 total awards)


WB A went a little more senior than the last 4 AE's, but that makes sense with the small smattering across many categories. NB A still holding rock solid at about 87%. WB B virtually unchanged from the last AE, and pretty in line with historical standards. Interesting that the WB plug on this AE is a Mar 22 hire, so perhaps one of the first of the NH WB B's to make a change? (to the 76-400, for serniority, I would guess).

Congrats to all.