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Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1685447)
If 2012 was what you think it was, why did it take over a year and a half to start the hiring?
The mainline is growing, 100s of pilots are upgrading to new captain positions, thousands are moving up in their respective categories or moving to categories they'd rather be in and we are hiring 100s of pilots this year as a result of C2012 recapturing more Delta flying for Delta pilots. Have a great day. |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1685463)
Three important points are contributing to it:
1. Age 70 movement is so far failing. 2. Age 65 retirements are finally beginning to kick in. 3. Delta has decided to grow the airline. The folks who are desperately trying to show C2012 as the reason for the upward mobility cannot acknowledge the above. Carl The company is growing, thanks to C2012 capturing more Delta flying for Delta pilots and accelerating the retirement of hundreds of 50 seat RJs that were locked into extended contracts. Delta SEC statements have attributed the upgauging of the fleet to C2012. |
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1685388)
They seem to be really failing at that based on the latest pilot cost data.
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Originally Posted by dalad
(Post 1685413)
Exactly right, we were one payroll away from liquidation.
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Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1685456)
So block hours went up 1.6% and we needed 6.5% more pilots and so we added how many pilots between January 1 2012 to January 1 2014? 180 recalls?
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Originally Posted by 76drvr
(Post 1685475)
How many age 65 retirements in 2014? How many new hires? How many pilots required in 2013, how many in 2014?
The company is growing, thanks to C2012 capturing more Delta flying for Delta pilots and accelerating the retirement of hundreds of 50 seat RJs that were locked into extended contracts. Delta SEC statements have attributed the upgauging of the fleet to C2012. |
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1684974)
Is it your contention that the block hour increases combined with the hiring show a loss of jobs? Again the block hours are posted monthly by crew resources.
How do you explain that a 3.3 percent increase in block hours has created almost 900 CA bids and over 600 now trained and flying the line. Do you believe those numbers make sense given a large loss of jobs in the contract? With 498 new hires and I forget how many recalls (130?) was the net total, you've had an increase in 168 pilots overall and an increase of 269 Captains. I guess the numbers are the same just with the minor difference of taking into account those no longer flying the line. But I am glad to know that if I gave you $10 bucks and took $5 away, you'd think I gave you $10. |
Originally Posted by Alan Shore
(Post 1685498)
Sounds about right. Remember that we were overstaffed in 2012. I'm just quoting what the PWA required for staffing, given the block hours being flown.
Would we ever really know? |
Originally Posted by Mesabah
(Post 1685503)
so the correct statement is: Market forces are forcing management to grow mainline.
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Originally Posted by 76drvr
(Post 1685475)
How many age 65 retirements in 2014? How many new hires? How many pilots required in 2013, how many in 2014?
The company is growing, thanks to C2012 capturing more Delta flying for Delta pilots and accelerating the retirement of hundreds of 50 seat RJs that were locked into extended contracts. Delta SEC statements have attributed the upgauging of the fleet to C2012. |
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