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Originally Posted by PilotJ3
(Post 1782182)
90 E-175 options are guaranteed to come to envoy. That doesn't mean AAG can't use RAH options.
AE to AA flow is no interview, no medical exams, nothing, just pick your bags and go to training. Quality? Envoy have one of the hardes training and interviews out there. OK, so that's good flow from an Envoy pilot's perspective. Didn't mean to imply that Envoy pilots weren't quality pilots. It's just that if I were running an airline, I'd want to interview my own guys/gals and not be dependent upon some other entity's judgement. For example, if a pilot shortage really does materialize someday, maybe Envoy (or any regional with flow for that matter) starts digging deep into the gene pool just to fill seats. One would think American (or United, Delta, whoever) would want to screen their own guys/gals to protect against a scenario like that for example. |
If this TA does pass, what would the potential junior bases be going forward? Would any new bases get introduced with the addition of the E-175s or would they likely be added to the existing ORD, DFW and New York bases?
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Originally Posted by globalexpress
(Post 1782211)
So all those jets weren't guaranteed to come to Envoy in the first two TAs? Just trying to keep my facts straight.
OK, so that's good flow from an Envoy pilot's perspective. Didn't mean to imply that Envoy pilots weren't quality pilots. It's just that if I were running an airline, I'd want to interview my own guys/gals and not be dependent upon some other entity's judgement. For example, if a pilot shortage really does materialize someday, maybe Envoy (or any regional with flow for that matter) starts digging deep into the gene pool just to fill seats. One would think American (or United, Delta, whoever) would want to screen their own guys/gals to protect against a scenario like that for example. |
Just FYI - people hired at eagle got a high level of scrutiny in the early '00. Cog, psych, hearing, x-ray. Full medical work up. Sim was a 707. While it wasn't an AA interview, it was by far the most intense regional hiring process out there.
That's just for those people at that time. Eagle is a bunch of different airlines mashed together who did not go through that process, and neither have those hired since then. |
Originally Posted by Alex14
(Post 1782214)
If this TA does pass, what would the potential junior bases be going forward? Would any new bases get introduced with the addition of the E-175s or would they likely be added to the existing ORD, DFW and New York bases?
Compass is getting the first 20 and those are most likely going out in LAX. IF for some reason compass doesnt do their AA 175 flying out in LAX, it is possible some of the Envoy 175s could start out there - but with Compass already opening a LAX base, I dont see it really likely they would go elsewhere. Again - all speculation. This assumes JFK/LGA closes and Envoy is left with an ORD and DFW base. |
Originally Posted by PDTpilotXX
(Post 1782192)
100% False on the options. 100% true on the flows.
The first 90 e-175 options that AA place in order with the 60 orders in December 2013 come to envoy. If they want to activate PSA options, RAH options, SKywest Options they can do it and those airplanes won't come here. What's false in my statement? |
Originally Posted by globalexpress
(Post 1782211)
So all those jets weren't guaranteed to come to Envoy in the first two TAs? Just trying to keep my facts straight.
OK, so that's good flow from an Envoy pilot's perspective. Didn't mean to imply that Envoy pilots weren't quality pilots. It's just that if I were running an airline, I'd want to interview my own guys/gals and not be dependent upon some other entity's judgement. For example, if a pilot shortage really does materialize someday, maybe Envoy (or any regional with flow for that matter) starts digging deep into the gene pool just to fill seats. One would think American (or United, Delta, whoever) would want to screen their own guys/gals to protect against a scenario like that for example. |
Originally Posted by PilotJ3
(Post 1782396)
Tell me what's false???
The first 90 e-175 options that AA place in order with the 60 orders in December 2013 come to envoy. If they want to activate PSA options, RAH options, SKywest Options they can do it and those airplanes won't come here. What's false in my statement? |
Originally Posted by Alex14
(Post 1782214)
If this TA does pass, what would the potential junior bases be going forward? Would any new bases get introduced with the addition of the E-175s or would they likely be added to the existing ORD, DFW and New York bases?
Good Luck. |
Originally Posted by PDTpilotXX
(Post 1782401)
Read the PDT ratified agreement. 20 options are for PDT. This is different from the contingencies for the PDT "firm" orders. Sounds like a legal fight might be brewing.
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