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Then add the User's name to that list.

 

done. Thanks.

 

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The 824 did NOT get AA seniority numbers while at Envoy, they did carry longevity, but did not have AA numbers.

 

longevity for pay at AA?

 

As I recall, the got company longevity for vacation, 401K, non-rev, etc. They did not get longevity pay as pilots. The group that went just before the 824 did get some form of longevity for pay. That’s all from memory though, so take it for what it’s worth.

 

My numbers may be off a little, as it's been a long time.

Under the original Supplement W agreement, when an eagle pilot completed OE on the RJ, they were placed on the AA seniority list, as if they had attended the next new hire class after they checked out. But came to AA on first year pay.

The first 125 had an 18 month training lock at Eagle. They flowed to AA on first year pay, but they kept their AMR "company hire date" for vacation accrual and some other benefits.

Then 9/11 happened, and the flow stopped.

Over the years, there were several grievances filed on both sides. One of those, Eagle ALPA argued that TWA pilots who were furloughed from TWA LLC, without ever attending indoc at AA should be considered as new hires, for the purpose of the agreement. And when they were recalled to AA in 2008, there should have been 50% flow throughs in those classes. The arbitrator agreed with that.

The remedy for that grievance created the "286" and the "824". The "286" flowed to AA starting in 2011, but their pay dates were in 2008, when the arbitrator said they should have been allowed to flow with the TWA recalls.

The "286" came to AA on 4th year pay, fully vested in the A fund, the company owed them 3 years of B fund contributions, at S80 FO reserve pay. They also kept their AMR company seniority, so they had five weeks of vacation, and carried their short term sick banks over.

I believe the 824 kept their AMR company seniority, and carried the sick banks over as well, but started on first year pay.

 

The 125 had bidding seniority in new hire class, didn’t they?

 

When the 125 actually got to AA, they had 18 months of bidding seniority at AA (10 years+ for the 824, but that was pretty much on the bottom at that point).

 

So I just read that AA has followed suit with UA and our off new hire classes.