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Originally Posted by Skyvector
(Post 2329334)
As opposed to who? A crusty America West guy who won the lottery and can now call himself an AA pilot?
Thanks for Scott Kirby...boy was he fun. Yeah well at least that crusty old America west pilot actually interviewed at a major airline. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by TBirdie
(Post 2329125)
I guess some of the flow pilots have had a hard time transitioning. I don't know why and he didn't know why, but that's just what he said. ONLY A RUMOR.
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Originally Posted by Purpleanga
(Post 2329393)
Probably because the 18 year flows hadn't done a new type in 18 years maybe? And they're old.
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Originally Posted by TeeRainPULup
(Post 2329262)
Do they stop all the mandatory retirement if the economy goes down? I doubt it.
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Originally Posted by Abort
(Post 2329622)
If there are no new hire classes at AA then, yes the flow stops.
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[QUOTE=JetMonkey;2329321]No, but they start to cut capacity which reduces mainline flying which reduces the need for pilots even with attrition.
Haven't been in the biz that long have you.[/QUOTE Good luck in retirement. Since you've been in the biz so long 65 must not be far away. Thanks for your input and all knowing insight on the future of AA hiring. |
Originally Posted by Jet Jockey 00
(Post 2329681)
Buddy if there is another Great Recession all companies stop hiring not just AA. Did you think of that?
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