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#701
Delta sent this exact same email to some 2010 CJO recipients, almost word for word. Some are still waiting for a class date. Some are now "probably" going to class up in 2014 behind about 300-400 guys/gals. Some will never set foot on Delta property when their CJO expires...for a second time.
#703
#704
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I wonder if that is by design, in that during the big hiring spree from 1985-1991, most classes average age was between 28 to 32, with a much tighter spread of only about plus or minus 5 yrs. from the average.
That is why we see such a huge clump of guys now all around 55-65 in that colored dot chart. That's also why in about 5-10 years a whole bunch of guys (5 years worth of hiring) are all going to be hitting age 65. Maybe the company is trying to get a bigger spread so they don't run into another massive retirement bubble in 20 years?
Now would be a really good time to be hired...
at age 23!
But 57? Had he already retired from Delta?
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#707
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#708
#709
Sort of, there are a few 2010 hires that haven't even hit 30 yet. There is an 07 hire from 2007 that is 32, hired at 25.
Last edited by forgot to bid; 02-06-2014 at 06:29 PM.
#710
Thanks for the info FTB and others. 31 to 57 is quite a spread.
I wonder if that is by design, in that during the big hiring spree from 1985-1991, most classes average age was between 28 to 32, with a much tighter spread of only about plus or minus 5 yrs. from the average.
That is why we see such a huge clump of guys now all around 55-65 in that colored dot chart. That's also why in about 5-10 years a whole bunch of guys (5 years worth of hiring) are all going to be hitting age 65. Maybe the company is trying to get a bigger spread so they don't run into another massive retirement bubble in 20 years?
Now would be a really good time to be hired...
at age 23!
But 57? Had he already retired from Delta?
I wonder if that is by design, in that during the big hiring spree from 1985-1991, most classes average age was between 28 to 32, with a much tighter spread of only about plus or minus 5 yrs. from the average.
That is why we see such a huge clump of guys now all around 55-65 in that colored dot chart. That's also why in about 5-10 years a whole bunch of guys (5 years worth of hiring) are all going to be hitting age 65. Maybe the company is trying to get a bigger spread so they don't run into another massive retirement bubble in 20 years?
Now would be a really good time to be hired...
at age 23!
But 57? Had he already retired from Delta?
There is a DTW 777 A that sits in top 500, hired at 23, only 52 now, 13 more years to go to hit a 42 year career.
Impressive.
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