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Bait 01-08-2016 10:01 AM


Originally Posted by Twister (Post 2042618)
OK, so I'm guessing based on all the posts we've seen, the 2nd quote is a mistake? I would really doubt we missed intel on an entire 3rd class in January so the 2nd statement above has either got to be wrong or is it possible DAL is doing a 3rd class in Jan and they're all non-OTS guys that we just don't know about??

Either way, awesome news about the pace finally picking up! I don't know how the May/Jun CJOs paddled for soooooo long.

The thing I find intersting/curious is that with all the talk of more classes, we are still well below what was getting trained a year ago. Last year they put through 120 per month for the early part of the year. Now with two additional sims available, they are only putting through 105? I would have thought they'd want to get staffed up in time for the summer season, and now would be the time to do that. A Feb indoc probably hits the line around May? Maybe I'm missing something...

lavService 01-08-2016 10:16 AM


Originally Posted by Bait (Post 2042754)
The thing I find intersting/curious is that with all the talk of more classes, we are still well below what was getting trained a year ago. Last year they put through 120 per month for the early part of the year. Now with two additional sims available, they are only putting through 105? I would have thought they'd want to get staffed up in time for the summer season, and now would be the time to do that. A Feb indoc probably hits the line around May? Maybe I'm missing something...

Even with the new sims we can't keep up. On the ER guys awarded the training back in March are just now doing their TOE. The company just wasnt ready for this amount of training. It'll take some time but it appears they me be finally catching up. Another AE came out today which is for sure to back up training once again. 120 a month was not a realistic goal last year.

Schwanker 01-08-2016 10:39 AM


Originally Posted by Bait (Post 2042754)
Maybe I'm missing something...

You clearly don't have the big picture:eek::D

Maddogflier 01-08-2016 10:45 AM


Originally Posted by Bait (Post 2042754)
The thing I find intersting/curious is that with all the talk of more classes, we are still well below what was getting trained a year ago. Last year they put through 120 per month for the early part of the year. Now with two additional sims available, they are only putting through 105? I would have thought they'd want to get staffed up in time for the summer season, and now would be the time to do that. A Feb indoc probably hits the line around May? Maybe I'm missing something...

They were taking delivery of 5 to 6 new airframes per month last year. The 717 deliveries are over and they simply don't need as many pilots this year. They are still planning 600 to 700 for the year which averages out to 50 to 60 a month. They always front load for the summer flying. I would expect that will drop in the May to June timeframe. There may according to crew planning be a uptick in the fall depending on the E190 deliver schedule. Overall they are planning for a 2% increase in mainline block hours or about 260 jobs and 300 to 350 retirements.

Bait 01-08-2016 11:26 AM


Originally Posted by Schwanker (Post 2042786)
You clearly don't have the big picture:eek::D

I guess I'm not management material...I'll have to settle for flying airplanes!

Peoloto 01-08-2016 11:35 AM


Originally Posted by Schwanker (Post 2042703)
Oops-
LAX 12794 (just 1 number junior to DTW plug)

MSP 88 by a year is likely.

I wouldn't say likely. Friends who have been on property over a year haven't gotten it yet. There's none on this AE either so best chance a couple might get back filled.

MikeF16 01-08-2016 11:44 AM


Originally Posted by Bait (Post 2042754)
The thing I find intersting/curious is that with all the talk of more classes, we are still well below what was getting trained a year ago. Last year they put through 120 per month for the early part of the year. Now with two additional sims available, they are only putting through 105? I would have thought they'd want to get staffed up in time for the summer season, and now would be the time to do that. A Feb indoc probably hits the line around May? Maybe I'm missing something...

I can't speak to other airframes, but the 717 is down 1 sim. 2 currently operational, there were 3 at this time last year. That's a drop from 21 to 14 crews per month.

Schwanker 01-08-2016 12:49 PM


Originally Posted by Peoloto (Post 2042835)
I wouldn't say likely. Friends who have been on property over a year haven't gotten it yet. There's none on this AE either so best chance a couple might get back filled.

Current MSP plug is on the 7ER. March 2015 hire.
This is an anomaly and I'd expect to see the plug on the 88 again soon.

FlyJessie 01-08-2016 12:50 PM

Pay during break?
 
Do you still get paid on the break between indoc and training?

TNDeltaFlyboy 01-08-2016 12:50 PM


Originally Posted by FlyJessie (Post 2042879)
Do you still get paid on the break between indoc and training?


Training pay from DOH to the end of OE.


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