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Flow keeps getting longer and longer
Envoy stops flows to AA for rest of 2015.
From the desk of Alex Sidie:* We have a pool of pilots from which to fill this year's classes. We will pull another list sometime prior to the end of the year for classes starting next year. 2.5 and 5.5 though! |
To me that sounds like no more guys entering the pool not no more flows for the rest of the year. My opinion.
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Not a week ago, that is exactly what they said. No additional pilots selected for the pool because they already have all the numbers to fill the rest of the year. The flows are not stopping, just no more selections until the pool of FT drains.
I suppose time will tell. I wager to bet that if he is wrong, Spreadeagle, will not retract his The National Enquirer style post. |
Originally Posted by SpreadEagle
(Post 1967074)
Envoy stops flows to AA for rest of 2015.
From the desk of Alex Sidie:* We have a pool of pilots from which to fill this year's classes. We will pull another list sometime prior to the end of the year for classes starting next year. 2.5 and 5.5 though! |
AFAIK.
They've exceeded the minimum number of pilots required for the agreement, however they haven't flowed yet. So even if they stop selecting more pilots, they have met their requirements. It also means that anybody close to flowing can push back their departure date by another 3 months. |
Originally Posted by SpreadEagle
(Post 1967074)
Envoy stops flows to AA for rest of 2015.
From the desk of Alex Sidie:* We have a pool of pilots from which to fill this year's classes. We will pull another list sometime prior to the end of the year for classes starting next year. 2.5 and 5.5 though! There is a pool of pilots to fill THIS YEAR'S classes. The pool doesn't matter. Folks getting seats in the class is what matters. This concept seems to confuse people. They could select the rest of the 824 today and put them in the pool, but it wouldn't matter until they set foot in class. Selection is selection. Class dates are class dates. Huge difference. |
Originally Posted by Jersdawg
(Post 1967201)
There is a pool of pilots to fill THIS YEAR'S classes. The pool doesn't matter. Folks getting seats in the class is what matters.
This concept seems to confuse people. They could select the rest of the 824 today and put them in the pool, but it wouldn't matter until they set foot in class. Selection is selection. Class dates are class dates. Huge difference. ^^^^ Absolutely this. They can say they've selected or "flowed" X number of people. Until those butts are in AA indoc class seats the numbers are meaningless. |
Originally Posted by AdiosMikeFox
(Post 1967341)
^^^^
Absolutely this. They can say they've selected or "flowed" X number of people. Until those butts are in AA indoc class seats the numbers are meaningless. |
"Might"
When it happens, that will be another discussion. Until then it's meaningless. |
Originally Posted by AdiosMikeFox
(Post 1967415)
"Might"
When it happens, that will be another discussion. Until then it's meaningless. |
When is the first October class? Any idea how many are in it?
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MEC Newsblast 9-9-15
PSS Cutover American’s cutover to one reservations system, otherwise known as Passenger Service System (PSS) cutover, is quickly approaching. Just as this will drive changes for revenue customers, there will also be changes for non-revenue travelers. To be sure you understand the changes and are ready, American has put together a guide that focuses on the key changes, including the use of NRTP, final policy alignment and the ways PSS cutover will affect employee and retiree travel. We encourage you to click on the image to review the guide and visit Jetnet for more information. Looking ahead, we’ll send weekly emails focusing on one key change and action items leading up to Oct. 17. D3..This embargo will only run five days (Friday, Oct. 16 through Tuesday, Oct. 20), and it will pertain to guest pass (D3) travel for all mainline and wholly owned regional employees and retirees. We will allow guest pass (D3) travel when a rider is accompanied by the employee or retiree. |
Originally Posted by unity2015
(Post 1967462)
MEC Newsblast 9-9-15
PSS Cutover American’s cutover to one reservations system, otherwise known as Passenger Service System (PSS) cutover, is quickly approaching. Just as this will drive changes for revenue customers, there will also be changes for non-revenue travelers. To be sure you understand the changes and are ready, American has put together a guide that focuses on the key changes, including the use of NRTP, final policy alignment and the ways PSS cutover will affect employee and retiree travel. We encourage you to click on the image to review the guide and visit Jetnet for more information. Looking ahead, we’ll send weekly emails focusing on one key change and action items leading up to Oct. 17. D3..This embargo will only run five days (Friday, Oct. 16 through Tuesday, Oct. 20), and it will pertain to guest pass (D3) travel for all mainline and wholly owned regional employees and retirees. We will allow guest pass (D3) travel when a rider is accompanied by the employee or retiree. How many PSA-PDT pilots are getting hired on the AA side while the 824 guys are getting shafted on the US Air side? What are you guys doing about it? Good Luck! |
Originally Posted by billyho
(Post 1967400)
Not if they are issued seniority numbers. That might happen in the future with the flow.
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Originally Posted by AnotherEagleGuy
(Post 1968131)
Will never happen. APA learned their lesson with the Letter 3 flow throughs. Wait your turn, it will happen for you too.
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Originally Posted by billyho
(Post 1968146)
In this biz one word I've learned not to say is 'never'.:D
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Envoy is the place you want to be if your goal is to be at the Majors. Takes about 5 years. Word is applicants are fighting over a spot more for every day that goes by. Apparently the Chicago job fair turnout was much better than expected as well. Be ahead of the curve. Seniority is everything. Good luck !
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Originally Posted by diva
(Post 1971763)
Envoy is the place you want to be if your goal is to be at the Majors. Takes about 5 years. Word is applicants are fighting over a spot more for every day that goes by. Apparently the Chicago job fair turnout was much better than expected as well. Be ahead of the curve. Seniority is everything. Good luck !
Expect the company to offer more of these beginning in the very near future. A proposal is currently in the works for FO's at other companies to keep their pay step if they leave their current company and hire on at Envoy. More to come. Also, other really good news should be out next week. Just keeps getting better at Envoy. |
Originally Posted by Cujo664
(Post 1971817)
... Just keeps getting better at Envoy.
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Originally Posted by Cujo664
(Post 1971817)
Hit the nail on the head. Chicago job fair was wildly successful and just the tip of the iceberg. Big numbers you haven't heard in a while. They'll be out soon enough.
Expect the company to offer more of these beginning in the very near future. A proposal is currently in the works for FO's at other companies to keep their pay step if they leave their current company and hire on at Envoy. More to come. Also, other really good news should be out next week. Just keeps getting better at Envoy. Why are you helping them? You preached pre-post TA that It was their problem to attract pilots. Good Luck! |
Originally Posted by eaglefly
(Post 1971855)
Future is so bright, you got to wear shades ! :cool:
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Originally Posted by Saabless
(Post 1972080)
I wonder how Delta and United will react while AA has no staffing problems, and the others have to cancel flights due to the severe shortage.
You do the math. Good Luck! |
As a old Metro Airlines(The Original Eagle) dude...Things are finally turning around at envoy..This is a good time to come to envoy..
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east texas mafia, with affection.
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Originally Posted by Saabless
(Post 1972080)
AA is way ahead of the other legacies as far as the regional pilot shortage with their flow and soon to be years of service offer for new hires. I wonder how Delta and United will react while AA has no staffing problems, and the others have to cancel flights due to the severe shortage.
I think United and delta will be just fine.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by billyho
(Post 1968146)
In this biz one word I've learned not to say is 'never'.:D
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Where the he!! Are yall getting all of these hours being transferred to Envoy. Over the past four months our line # has dropped every month? Why are we hiring, we are already overstaffed?
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Don't you know? They need the overage to staff seats left after all those pilots flow! (at 20 a month or less)
I don't know. We're overstaffed and I constantly drop airplanes off to sit for 12+ hours at a non-maintenance RON. Waste of an airframe. We can sure use those hours to get higher line values instead of 11 days off and only 65 hours flight time. |
Originally Posted by tunes
(Post 1972147)
I think United and delta will be just fine....
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Originally Posted by Aviatrx
(Post 1972407)
Delta and UA WILL be fine, but at the cost of running feed at mainline wages. AA will have cheaper regional lift they can capitalize on. I do suspect the shortage to reach a point where AA will bring the feed in house, but not before UA and Delta do. Wild-ass prediction is that Envoy and PDT merge within 5 years and eventually stapled. PSA will remain doing REAL regional flying like CLT to ROA in CRJ700's
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Originally Posted by AdiosMikeFox
(Post 1972297)
Don't you know? They need the overage to staff seats left after all those pilots flow! (at 20 a month or less)
I don't know. We're overstaffed and I constantly drop airplanes off to sit for 12+ hours at a non-maintenance RON. Waste of an airframe. We can sure use those hours to get higher line values instead of 11 days off and only 65 hours flight time. Good Luck! |
Originally Posted by chrisreedrules
(Post 1972419)
Yea, you can certainly call that a "wild ass prediction".
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Originally Posted by Aviatrx
(Post 1972526)
Either that or AA relax scope and Piedvoy gets the 190's from AA. You heard it hear first
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Originally Posted by Aviatrx
(Post 1972526)
Either that or AA relax scope and Piedvoy gets the 190's from AA. You heard it hear first
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Originally Posted by snippercr
(Post 1972551)
Ask the 2020 SCOPE SALES MAN what his thoughts on that are.
But once again be careful for what you wish for. All such a scenario would mean is that AA would not only get no growth, but large segments of present domestic (all S80) and even some international would go to the new "Envoy" (or whatever the name) flying E-190's that could cover a lot of present AA flying (up to code share limits, of course). But, that would also mean the flow would come to a dead stop for years as Envoy (or whomever) ramped up and we shrink, sooooooo........ ....yes, you got your shiny E-190's..........but you're still flying for regional wages, working conditions and will be for many years to come. Personally, I think that would be a disappointing scenario for most with AA aspirations as true income would remain elusive. Not only that, I could see a lot of animosity between that carriers pilots and AA pilots even though it wouldn't be the "new" regional (or national, if you like that title, which Envoy already is or at least was) pilots fault. God, so many of you have lost your minds and are now willing to do anything to move yourselves ahead regardless of the damage to the industry or even yourselves in the long run. Simply pathetic. :cool: |
Originally Posted by eaglefly
(Post 1972571)
Actually not that far fetched. Our CBA has provisions for "code sharing" that could result in something like that occurring with the right methodology. AA pilots would go bat****, but not likely to stop it if Parker really wants it. Of course, it would be akin to declaring war on AA pilots and AA would regress to hopeless acrimony again, but Parker may not care as his claim of "changing the culture" was just convenient B.S. to get his nose into the Centreport tentflap.
But once again be careful for what you wish for. All such a scenario would mean is that AA would not only get no growth, but large segments of present domestic (all S80) and even some international would go to the new "Envoy" (or whatever the name) flying E-190's that could cover a lot of present AA flying (up to code share limits, of course). But, that would also mean the flow would come to a dead stop for years as Envoy (or whomever) ramped up and we shrink, sooooooo........ ....yes, you got your shiny E-190's..........but you're still flying for regional wages, working conditions and will be for many years to come. Personally, I think that would be a disappointing scenario for most with AA aspirations as true income would remain elusive. Not only that, I could see a lot of animosity between that carriers pilots and AA pilots even though it wouldn't be the "new" regional (or national, if you like that title, which Envoy already is or at least was) pilots fault. God, so many of you have lost your minds and are now willing to do anything to move yourselves ahead regardless of the damage to the industry or even yourselves in the long run. Simply pathetic. :cool: Oh and here are a few smilies :cool::rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by snippercr
(Post 1972575)
It's funny how when people disagree with you, you immediately call them sales men and that no one must be allowed to disagree with them. You also claim we have all lost our mind yet when someone says the same to you, you call them sales men. See the loop?
Oh and here are a few smilies :cool::rolleyes: Good Luck! |
Originally Posted by eaglefly
(Post 1972571)
God, so many of you have lost your minds It's so unfortunate that everyone insist on quoting full rants rather than editing out all but the salient bits, I'm forced to see ignored member's posts. I couldn't pass up this gem, though. What's that old adage about thinking you're surrounded by idiots.... Ah, well. I don't think eaglefly is capable of that level of introspection and self awareness. |
Originally Posted by AdiosMikeFox
(Post 1972694)
It's so unfortunate that everyone insist on quoting full rants rather than editing out all but the salient bits, I'm forced to see ignored member's posts.
I couldn't pass up this gem, though. What's that old adage about thinking you're surrounded by idiots.... Ah, well. I don't think eaglefly is capable of that level of introspection and self awareness. ....and you wonder my I respond in that way sometimes ? 90% of the flack I get comes from ONE source which comprises perhaps a dozen specific pilots who are active in that respect on multiple forums and social media sites. If the shoe fits, you must wear it. ;) |
Originally Posted by eaglefly
(Post 1972725)
Half the posts from Envoy pilots here are nothing more then personal attack and baseless at that. Then, when I slouch in the same direction, I'm even MORE the "bad boy".
....and you wonder my I respond in that way sometimes ? 90% of the flack I get comes from ONE source which comprises perhaps a dozen specific pilots who are active in that respect on multiple forums and social media sites. If the shoe fits, you must wear it. ;) An educated man. Now I know I hate him.😜 |
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