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08-11-2020 | 11:38 AM
#71
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I'm glad that you finally agree with me about the length of the flow. Yes, it's 6 years or less while it's going. That has been a fact that many here have denied for the past few years. As soon as things crank back up again you will see the flow in this range. I like how you noticed it in that if XXX carrier hires a furloughed Envoy pilot, said pilot likely would bail at the 4 year mark so they could get back in time for their flow to AA.
08-11-2020 | 12:52 PM
#73
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I'm glad that you finally agree with me about the length of the flow. Yes, it's 6 years or less while it's going. That has been a fact that many here have denied for the past few years. As soon as things crank back up again you will see the flow in this range. I like how you noticed it in that if XXX carrier hires a furloughed Envoy pilot, said pilot likely would bail at the 4 year mark so they could get back in time for their flow to AA.
08-11-2020 | 02:10 PM
#75
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I'm glad that you finally agree with me about the length of the flow. Yes, it's 6 years or less while it's going. That has been a fact that many here have denied for the past few years. As soon as things crank back up again you will see the flow in this range. I like how you noticed it in that if XXX carrier hires a furloughed Envoy pilot, said pilot likely would bail at the 4 year mark so they could get back in time for their flow to AA.
The flow could be four years from now for someone who has already spent six years on property. There will never be a pilot who flows in four total years. Ever. I know you drank a lot of Kool Aide though but the last class had an eleven year flow time without attrition. Stagnation is only going to make it actually be eleven years.
08-11-2020 | 09:10 PM
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Who is he even trying to recruit at this point? Pretty much everyone in these threads is on property and knows the working conditions and state of the company. He’s not even on property and is probably about to get furloughed from the company he keeps trying to sell everyone. Times are stressful for everybody right now, we don’t need the bs.
08-12-2020 | 08:24 AM
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Increased numbers
The number of LTLOAs offered was increased to 260. The 14-07 LOA says the leaves of absence offered must be equal to the planned furloughs. This is more than the initial 200 that were articulated, but at least still less than the 350 WARNs sent out.
