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Originally Posted by pitchattitude
(Post 3224485)
I’ll be more than happy to be wrong. But it still hasn’t happened. We’ll see when those flows and Envoy new hires actually happen, and how many there really are. As someone else pointed out the flow numbers will still be even less than they were.
if AA catches up flows for the last year, then it’ll be great, but I haven’t heard that mentioned. |
Originally Posted by pitchattitude
(Post 3224364)
Just remember, the “promise” of flow is all about managing attrition. Thanks Captain obvious! Just messing, but yeah I think most everyone including cadets would probably forget their own gf/wife’s middle name sooner than forgetting that the flow is designed to keep the regional staffed. That being said, at least AAG gave the option to flow if you fly for them after X# years, unlike UA and DL, who hand out TBNT letters to the lucky few that get through the selection process to even get an interview opportunity, after many, many, years flying there pax around reliably for shockingly less pay. IMHO, Don’t rip the flow. It’s a good thing even in the worst light. Instead try to beat it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by Inclined plane
(Post 3224540)
Thanks Captain obvious! Just messing, but yeah I think most everyone including cadets would probably forget their own gf/wife’s middle name sooner than forgetting that the flow is designed to keep the regional staffed. That being said, at least AAG gave the option to flow if you fly for them after X# years, unlike UA and DL, who hand out TBNT letters to the lucky few that get through the selection process to even get an interview opportunity, after many, many, years flying there pax around reliably for shockingly less pay. IMHO, Don’t rip the flow. It’s a good thing even in the worst light. Instead try to beat it.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk This is how 95% of the pilot group feels. The collective unit who complains about flow are the ones who choose not to. With that said, it’s a rock and a hard place here for our respected senior pilots. It’s tough to go both ways. Either you flow more for less, or take less for more flow. Hence, some think the flow is a carrot for less QOL, and some think the flow is worth more than temporary QOL. With that said, the flow is not useless and I am happy to have one even with an accredited 4 year degree with a clean record. My aspiration is to beat the flow. If I am missing a diversity requirement or something else pops up that I don’t know about, I can at least move on. But that won’t stop me from networking and applying to the majors, including American! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by ClappedOut145
(Post 3224437)
I wonder how many just cost themselves a flow slot by bidding over to the heavy in the last two bids? That would be less than ideal to have just cost yourself $250,000 at the end of your career because you really wanted to fly the big Envoy iron.
Envoy cancelled the Training Freezes for the bids in 2020 to save having to give 5 hours per month to displaced pilots. No Training Freeze = No Flow Lock Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by Shiner
(Post 3224558)
Envoy cancelled the Training Freezes for the bids in 2020 to save having to give 5 hours per month to displaced pilots.
No Training Freeze = No Flow Lock Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by highfarfast
(Post 3224560)
The cancelled training freeze only effected those that were "frozen" at the time. Those that vacancy bid over after that are now committed to a year seat lock until flowing.
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Originally Posted by Cyio
(Post 3224570)
I would highly doubt there are very many that this would affect. Great news they are hiring again and even better news about the flow starting, however there won’t be significant flow movement in the next 12 months. I would assume those that could have held the heavy and been under 12 months from flow transitioned long ago.
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Originally Posted by Shiner
(Post 3224558)
Envoy cancelled the Training Freezes for the bids in 2020 to save having to give 5 hours per month to displaced pilots.
No Training Freeze = No Flow Lock Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by ClappedOut145
(Post 3224437)
I wonder how many just cost themselves a flow slot by bidding over to the heavy in the last two bids? That would be less than ideal to have just cost yourself $250,000 at the end of your career because you really wanted to fly the big Envoy iron.
That....is hilarious! |
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