Envoy 2020
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Welcome to 2020, Year of the Cost-Neutral Contract Negotiations.
No more CRJs.
More new 175s.
Possible used CPZ 175s.
No more protected pilots.
Here's to hoping for a higher flow rate and improved reserve rules! Cheers.
No more CRJs.
More new 175s.
Possible used CPZ 175s.
No more protected pilots.
Here's to hoping for a higher flow rate and improved reserve rules! Cheers.
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And the first quarter that didn’t begin with a vacancy.
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So someone I know interviewed for the east coast cheif pilot position. They were specifically looking for someone in Miami as they’ll be manning that office. According to them, during the interview process management said Miami will see a significant increase in flying in 2020 and they are prepping now for the growth. Hence the new Miami Cheif pilot position.
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In a land of unicorns
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From: Whale FO
So someone I know interviewed for the east coast cheif pilot position. They were specifically looking for someone in Miami as they’ll be manning that office. According to them, during the interview process management said Miami will see a significant increase in flying in 2020 and they are prepping now for the growth. Hence the new Miami Cheif pilot position.
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From: 175 CA
So someone I know interviewed for the east coast cheif pilot position. They were specifically looking for someone in Miami as they’ll be manning that office. According to them, during the interview process management said Miami will see a significant increase in flying in 2020 and they are prepping now for the growth. Hence the new Miami Cheif pilot position.
The 175 will see increased flying in New York, AAG is trying to get single class RJ's out of business markets.
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Anyone able to share what seniority number a DCL would need to hold a decent commutable line?
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