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#3721
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Joined APC: Dec 2015
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I don't care what the current upgrade/flow times are right now. I'm not upgrading/flowing now. If you are saying that it's going to take someone 8/16 to upgrade/flow you are an idiot.
Also, no one cares what people are claiming how many flows are going to happen this year or next year. We only care how many actually flow and everyone I have talked to never expected 300 to flow this year. Move on with this topic.
Also, no one cares what people are claiming how many flows are going to happen this year or next year. We only care how many actually flow and everyone I have talked to never expected 300 to flow this year. Move on with this topic.
I would also expect the "fall slowdown" to continue in terms of how many Envoy pilots flow in January 2017 and beyond. After all, staffing is tight. Who's going to fly the planes?
#3722
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#3723
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Joined APC: Jul 2010
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Check out the very first post in this thread then. One of your recruiters stated the flow is "300 this year and 750 over the next two years alone." Seems like the Sales Team is doing their best to drop these expectations.
I would also expect the "fall slowdown" to continue in terms of how many Envoy pilots flow in January 2017 and beyond. After all, staffing is tight. Who's going to fly the planes?
I would also expect the "fall slowdown" to continue in terms of how many Envoy pilots flow in January 2017 and beyond. After all, staffing is tight. Who's going to fly the planes?
The slowdown is AA training department, not recruiting.
#3726
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No, maybe is the way to entice that the E-175 is not the only plane in this company. Now someone said rumor, until is a fact nobody knows.
NH in the 175 will get a faster QOL, but they will get stuck in their relative seniority until they can upgrade. Meanwhile the NH in the E-145 and CRJ will stay a bit longer on RSV, but most of the Nh from 2010-2015 are in these two planes, making the CRJ and E-145 the faster moving lists.
NH in the 175 will get a faster QOL, but they will get stuck in their relative seniority until they can upgrade. Meanwhile the NH in the E-145 and CRJ will stay a bit longer on RSV, but most of the Nh from 2010-2015 are in these two planes, making the CRJ and E-145 the faster moving lists.
#3728
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#3729
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Joined APC: Jun 2008
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To be clear it sounds as if 2 pilots got an additional $5K for $20K total (before taxes). Isn't it wonderful when a union is so impotent, they have no control of what the company pays their supposedly represented pilots ?
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