Originally Posted by Lifeisgood (Post 3090805)

A friend, who is one of the ATL ramp supervisors, is being recalled from his LOA 2 weeks early and told that ATL will be back to 100% schedule by September.

Originally Posted by TED74 (Post 3090821)

September of 2021?

Originally Posted by Lifeisgood (Post 3090805)

A friend, who is one of the ATL ramp supervisors, is being recalled from his LOA 2 weeks early and told that ATL will be back to 100% schedule by September.

Originally Posted by Crown (Post 3090826)

which flying will be shell-gamed to make that happen? MSP? DTW?

Originally Posted by Crown (Post 3090826)

which flying will be shell-gamed to make that happen? MSP? DTW?

Originally Posted by waldo135 (Post 3090862)

Look at how the numbers for the 320 ATL vs NYC. The percentage of expected line holders is not even close.

Originally Posted by Lifeisgood (Post 3090805)

A friend, who is one of the ATL ramp supervisors, is being recalled from his LOA 2 weeks early and told that ATL will be back to 100% schedule by September.

Originally Posted by AUP09 (Post 3090922)

ATL will still be down approximately 60-66% vs 2019 in September.

Originally Posted by EDVPLT (Post 3091025)

What? ATL in August is down roughly 30% from 2019 levels. August has roughly 650 daily departures vs 950 of 2019. Definitely not down 60-66%.

Originally Posted by AUP09 (Post 3091027)

Sorry, ignore the word down. ATL will be approximately 60-66% vs 2019 in September.