PSA, Evoy, and Piedmont flow
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PSA, Evoy, and Piedmont flow
Ok guys just a curiosity question about this subject. Is one faster than the other, do the per say take 50% from Envoy, 25% from PSA, and 25% from Piedmont. I'm just curious if they take more from one than the others.
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In the next couple of years, the Envoy hire date for flow will advance several years, bringing it about in line with PSA (and approaching PDT). There were not that many pilots hired in 2007-2011 window relative to annual flow numbers.
Also, need to be aware the industry will go through a radial change in the next few years. Projected hiring by the majors, in a few years, will result in an average time at the regionals, as a whole, of 5ish years. So, a flow projection of 6-8 years will become essentially meaningless.
(This assumes the regionals will still have 20,000 pilots in a few years. If things collapse and the majors take over a bunch of the ‘regional’ flying and regional pilot head count drops, all bets are off.)
Also, need to be aware the industry will go through a radial change in the next few years. Projected hiring by the majors, in a few years, will result in an average time at the regionals, as a whole, of 5ish years. So, a flow projection of 6-8 years will become essentially meaningless.
(This assumes the regionals will still have 20,000 pilots in a few years. If things collapse and the majors take over a bunch of the ‘regional’ flying and regional pilot head count drops, all bets are off.)
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In the next couple of years, the Envoy hire date for flow will advance several years, bringing it about in line with PSA (and approaching PDT). There were not that many pilots hired in 2007-2011 window relative to annual flow numbers.
Also, need to be aware the industry will go through a radial change in the next few years. Projected hiring by the majors, in a few years, will result in an average time at the regionals, as a whole, of 5ish years. So, a flow projection of 6-8 years will become essentially meaningless.
(This assumes the regionals will still have 20,000 pilots in a few years. If things collapse and the majors take over a bunch of the ‘regional’ flying and regional pilot head count drops, all bets are off.)
Also, need to be aware the industry will go through a radial change in the next few years. Projected hiring by the majors, in a few years, will result in an average time at the regionals, as a whole, of 5ish years. So, a flow projection of 6-8 years will become essentially meaningless.
(This assumes the regionals will still have 20,000 pilots in a few years. If things collapse and the majors take over a bunch of the ‘regional’ flying and regional pilot head count drops, all bets are off.)
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In March the flow drop two years as 2008 hires and 2010 hires will be in the same flow class.
And once the 2011 guys flow (roughly 1 year from now) that’s when the company gets the 6 year flow they’ve been touting the last what, 4 years?
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Close. There were a lot hired 2006-2008. Then a gap until 2010-2011 when we hired a lot. Then not many from 2012-2015.
In March the flow drop two years as 2008 hires and 2010 hires will be in the same flow class.
And once the 2011 guys flow (roughly 1 year from now) that’s when the company gets the 6 year flow they’ve been touting the last what, 4 years?
In March the flow drop two years as 2008 hires and 2010 hires will be in the same flow class.
And once the 2011 guys flow (roughly 1 year from now) that’s when the company gets the 6 year flow they’ve been touting the last what, 4 years?
#8
PSA will start flowing 2014 hires by about spring of 2019 and 2015 hires by about spring 2021... If nothing else changes. The 2015 hires flow date numbers may move up a bit (late 2020ish) depending on what management dangles in exchange for PSA accepting PBS etc...
They’ll pull out every stop before they pay us more money. And flow doesn’t really cost them anything. Hence why I think they’ll increase the flow to something similar to Envoy and Piedmont’s language which would put us at around 17-19 /month.
They’ll pull out every stop before they pay us more money. And flow doesn’t really cost them anything. Hence why I think they’ll increase the flow to something similar to Envoy and Piedmont’s language which would put us at around 17-19 /month.
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PSA will start flowing 2014 hires by about spring of 2019 and 2015 hires by about spring 2021... If nothing else changes. The 2015 hires flow date numbers may move up a bit (late 2020ish) depending on what management dangles in exchange for PSA accepting PBS etc...
They’ll pull out every stop before they pay us more money. And flow doesn’t really cost them anything. Hence why I think they’ll increase the flow to something similar to Envoy and Piedmont’s language which would put us at around 17-19 /month.
They’ll pull out every stop before they pay us more money. And flow doesn’t really cost them anything. Hence why I think they’ll increase the flow to something similar to Envoy and Piedmont’s language which would put us at around 17-19 /month.
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