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Old 04-02-2020 | 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by rld1k
It says any affiliated entity under the discretion of the secretary.
So it’s discretion... and they are going to protect the airlines at all cost with discretion. I hope not a single pilot gets furloughed and we all make it through this. When 9/30/20 gets here and no one has been furloughed, then we will all know that we made it through. Until then, I’m saying nothing is guaranteed so have a plan. If someone doesn’t think that AAG will look for ways to exploit this then he or she is completely naive. As most here know, nothing in this industry is guaranteed until it’s already happened.
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Old 04-02-2020 | 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Spoiler
If they allow AAL instead of AAG then look for the xfr of all the 175's to AAL for the mainline pilots to fly them.
Highly doubtful but to the militant old line APA stuff wet dreams are made of.
first keep on dreaming, that not going to happen.

on another note, even if aag or american takes money they still can reduce by furlough maximum 10% of employees on payroll 24 march 2020 in addition to the voluntary retirement and leaves.
but defintely warn letters coming to all 3 September 2020.
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Old 04-02-2020 | 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by dera
Under required assurances, it says applicant, not air carrier. It also addresses this by the SotT determining affiliated entities, which the WO's definitely are.

"refrain from conducting involuntary layoffs or furloughs, or reducing pay rates and benefits, of employees of the applicant and its subsidiaries (or, in the discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury, any affiliated entity) until September 30, 2020;"
it says discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury. Unless you’re Steve Mnuchin, how do you know that you definitely are going to be considered an affiliated entity? They have stated that they will not let the airlines fail. If an excess number of WO pilots are sitting around unable to fly because airplanes are parked due to scope and the AAG whines about hardships etc, are you really going to bank on the fact that they won’t be able to work some kind of deal to interpret the language that AAL applied for the funding and not AAG and that the wholly owners are an entity/affiliate of AAG the same as AAL so since AAL applied for funds the WOs should have to apply and be approved individually? Not saying that will happen, but it also isn’t far stretched that AAG would try something like that. Airlines don’t care about anything other than survival right now and will likely stop at nothing to survive. I hope no one gets furloughed, but I wouldn’t count on it being a guarantee that guys won’t. Have a plan And if you don’t need it, great! At least you had one.
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Old 04-02-2020 | 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by buddies8
first keep on dreaming, that not going to happen.

on another note, even if aag or american takes money they still can reduce by furlough maximum 10% of employees on payroll 24 march 2020 in addition to the voluntary retirement and leaves.
but defintely warn letters coming to all 3 September 2020.
not if they take the grants. That only applies to the loans
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Old 04-02-2020 | 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by jetflyer123
it says discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury. Unless you’re Steve Mnuchin, how do you know that you definitely are going to be considered an affiliated entity? They have stated that they will not let the airlines fail. If an excess number of WO pilots are sitting around unable to fly because airplanes are parked due to scope and the AAG whines about hardships etc, are you really going to bank on the fact that they won’t be able to work some kind of deal to interpret the language that AAL applied for the funding and not AAG and that the wholly owners are an entity/affiliate of AAG the same as AAL so since AAL applied for funds the WOs should have to apply and be approved individually? Not saying that will happen, but it also isn’t far stretched that AAG would try something like that. Airlines don’t care about anything other than survival right now and will likely stop at nothing to survive. I hope no one gets furloughed, but I wouldn’t count on it being a guarantee that guys won’t. Have a plan And if you don’t need it, great! At least you had one.
Everyone should have a plan right now. But even people inside AAL are saying WO's are covered.
But nothing is guaranteed in this situation, that's 100% certain.
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Old 04-02-2020 | 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted by dera
Everyone should have a plan right now. But even people inside AAL are saying WO's are covered.
But nothing is guaranteed in this situation, that's 100% certain.
the fact that nothing is guaranteed is the only thing that is 100% certain. I’m a mainline guy. I have not heard anything about the money applying to WO carriers. Doesn’t mean it won’t by any means. What I do know is that they are looking at retaining a guy from the Obama administration who drafted the 2008-2009 bank bail outs to help them “navigate” how to take the money. Anyone who’s been here long enough knows that means they are looking for ways to screw people over and look for loop holes. All I want for guys to see is don’t count on anything “guaranteed” including no furloughs before 9/30/20. For the new guys out there, have a plan and be prepared to execute it until recall, and have a plan that is ready to go prior to 9/30. Let’s all pray no one has to resort to that plan, but if you don’t have one now, you are behind the power curve. I’m at mainline, and I have a plan that I’m ready to pull the trigger on before 9/30.

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Old 04-02-2020 | 09:02 AM
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I pity AAL/AAG/ANTICHRIST DP/Whatever we want to call them if they take 12,000,000,000 of tax payer money, some of which we paid, and furlough pilots on a technicality. The PR **** storm would me monumental. That would go for any entity really.
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Old 04-02-2020 | 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Cyio
I pity AAL/AAG/ANTICHRIST DP/Whatever we want to call them if they take 12,000,000,000 of tax payer money, some of which we paid, and furlough pilots on a technicality. The PR **** storm would me monumental. That would go for any entity really.
It's almost like mainline pilots take pleasure in putting regional pilots on the street. I guess you have to be homeless for at least a year to "pay your dues". Imagine being at mainline for the longest bull run in market history and not having an emergency fund.
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Old 04-02-2020 | 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by rld1k
It's almost like mainline pilots take pleasure in putting regional pilots on the street. I guess you have to be homeless for at least a year to "pay your dues". Imagine being at mainline for the longest bull run in market history and not having an emergency fund.
yeah well I would not listen to aa pilots most of the whining is from the flow through pilots who now are at the bottom of the list, first to go. You know the same ones who want flowback with previous envoy seniority.
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Old 04-02-2020 | 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by buddies8
yeah well I would not listen to aa pilots most of the whining is from the flow through pilots who now are at the bottom of the list, first to go. You know the same ones who want flowback with previous envoy seniority.
I do feel bad for those guys. Finally getting there and it appears the rug is being pulled out from under them. However, I don't feel bad enough to put myself on the street in their place which is what would happen with flowbacks.
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