5.5 Years To Flow?
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The last sentence isn’t entirely true. Flow and hiring can happen while pilots are still furloughed. I’m not up on AAs furlough contract but I’d guess it allows a furloughed pilot a window of time to come back on property and once all pilots are back on property that want to be then hiring can resume again. It happened a couple years ago when the cut off date to return and a rush of pilots came back from furlough causing a few months of no flows.
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Well, airlines WERE hiring. Flow was tied to hiring. Most people could beat flow to a major if they worked to make it happen (unless AA was your only choice, of course). There were those that said, "flow is a good backup"... well if hiring stops, so does flow. And that's exactly what happened. Flow is not a backup. It's a crutch. I'd be willing to bet there are a lot of pilots here that would have already moved on to major if it weren't for flow.
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yeah if airlines were hiring I probably wouldn't laugh so hard at this post. some people act like they could predict this type of thing.

