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Skyvector 03-15-2016 09:20 AM

Envoy newhires to E-175
 
It's official:

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ag386 03-15-2016 09:25 AM


Originally Posted by Skyvector (Post 2089373)
It's official:

Attachment 2737

Pretty sad when it comes to this as your selling point as to why a new hire should choose Envoy. Complete with a recruiting poster of a 175 to top it off.

HighFlight 03-15-2016 09:27 AM

Actually, it's quote an awesome thing. Good news for Envoy as they move ahead. Glad to hear it, and happy that those who stuck by their company are getting new growth in an awesome aircraft. They deserve it!


Originally Posted by ag386 (Post 2089379)
Pretty sad when it comes to this as your selling point as to why a new hire should choose Envoy. Complete with a recruiting poster of a 175 to top it off.


Pilotatheart 03-15-2016 09:27 AM

How do you feel? You signed bad contract to get shiny jets.

MacrossJet 03-15-2016 09:32 AM


Originally Posted by HighFlight (Post 2089385)
Actually, it's quote an awesome thing. Good news for Envoy as they move ahead. Glad to hear it, and happy that those who stuck by their company are getting new growth in an awesome aircraft. They deserve it!

These planes aren't growth planes. They're replacements.

ClickClickBoom 03-15-2016 09:41 AM

Now watch, newhires into the new airframe, and F/Os who wanted to transition get to watch new guys take all the new domicile positions. Exactly how SKYW is doing it because we are "industry leading"

VoiceOfReason 03-15-2016 09:55 AM

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Am I the only one who's trying to decipher what the operator sticker is on this? This doesn't really look like it says "envoy"...am I crazy? Are they unable to use their own aircraft in their marketing materials?

N927EV 03-15-2016 09:58 AM


Originally Posted by VoiceOfReason (Post 2089405)
Am I the only one who's trying to decipher what the operator sticker is on this? This doesn't really look like it says "envoy"...am I crazy? Are they unable to use their own aircraft in their marketing materials?

Tail number is 403...all envoy birds are 020-027. It's republic :D

highflyer1980 03-15-2016 10:00 AM

Envoy newhires to E-175
 
Never noticed the Republic logo on there before. I guess that's because I subliminally expect this from management.

Maybe it's not official recruiting material?

eaglefly 03-15-2016 10:14 AM


Originally Posted by ClickClickBoom (Post 2089399)
Now watch, newhires into the new airframe, and F/Os who wanted to transition get to watch new guys take all the new domicile positions. Exactly how SKYW is doing it because we are "industry leading"

Actually, it's smart for Envoy to put new-hires in the E-175. Since they are the most likely to bail due to minimal investment and the worst hand at the upgrade/flow-thru craps table, a shiny new jet just might distract them from pulling the ejection handle laterally to another regional.

VoiceOfReason 03-15-2016 10:16 AM


Originally Posted by highflyer1980 (Post 2089411)
Never noticed the Republic logo on there before. I guess that's because I subliminally expect this from management.

Maybe it's not official recruiting material?

The Tin Foil Photoshop Brigade strikes again!!

chrisreedrules 03-15-2016 10:22 AM


Originally Posted by eaglefly (Post 2089419)
Actually, it's smart for Envoy to put new-hires in the E-175. Since they are the most likely to bail due to minimal investment and the worst hand at the upgrade/flow-thru craps table, a shiny new jet just might distract them from pulling the ejection handle laterally to another regional.

So does that mean new hires can hold a line in base on the 175 while FOs who have been at the company for years may still be on reserve? And how long until current FOs can bid over? Also, when current FOs can bid over, I'm assuming that will mean any new hires that get the 175 can be pushed down on the list...

Skyvector 03-15-2016 10:26 AM


Originally Posted by chrisreedrules (Post 2089428)
So does that mean new hires can hold a line in base on the 175 while FOs who have been at the company for years may still be on reserve? And how long until current FOs can bid over? Also, when current FOs can bid over, I'm assuming that will mean any new hires that get the 175 can be pushed down on the list...

Due to the amount of movement we are experiencing, new hires alone won't cover the staffing needs. Especially in light of a pending announcement. There will be displacement bids for current FOs to staff the E175 along with new hires.

PilotJ3 03-15-2016 10:31 AM


Originally Posted by eaglefly (Post 2089419)
Actually, it's smart for Envoy to put new-hires in the E-175. Since they are the most likely to bail due to minimal investment and the worst hand at the upgrade/flow-thru craps table, a shiny new jet just might distract them from pulling the ejection handle laterally to another regional.

Also lower reserve times. The guys in the 145 and CRJ now won't bail because they will be getting NH below them. Is a snowball effect...

TurbineTime 03-15-2016 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Skyvector (Post 2089434)
Due to the amount of movement we are experiencing, new hires alone won't cover the staffing needs. Especially in light of a pending announcement. There will be displacement bids for current FOs to staff the E175 along with new hires.


Attachment 2739

Standing by for another groundbreaking announcement about Envoy!!!


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Skyvector 03-15-2016 10:38 AM


Originally Posted by TurbineTime (Post 2089442)
Attachment 2739

Standing by for another groundbreaking announcement about Envoy!!!


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Don't worry...we were dragged into bankruptcy in 2011...so I know the emotions you are going through right now. But acting this way online won't make things any better for you. It'll have the opposite effect actually. Do what you need to do to make your current situation at Republic better. Flinging anger and hate towards other airlines is counter-productive.

TurbineTime 03-15-2016 10:45 AM

Not angry at all, just eagerly anticipating what the big announcement will be! We haven't had to many good ol' "Great Things" announcement since u took the recruiting reigns from Cuj! Bring it on, can't wait.


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loc n slope 03-15-2016 10:45 AM


Originally Posted by ag386 (Post 2089379)
Pretty sad when it comes to this as your selling point as to why a new hire should choose Envoy. Complete with a recruiting poster of a 175 to top it off.

At least it's for new jets. TSA and CommutAir did the same with old 145's they got from XJT.

adspilot 03-15-2016 10:48 AM


Originally Posted by Skyvector (Post 2089434)
Due to the amount of movement we are experiencing, new hires alone won't cover the staffing needs. Especially in light of a pending announcement. There will be displacement bids for current FOs to staff the E175 along with new hires.

By pending announcement do you mean AAG exercising its options for more EJets?

RyanP 03-15-2016 10:50 AM


Originally Posted by chrisreedrules (Post 2089428)
So does that mean new hires can hold a line in base on the 175 while FOs who have been at the company for years may still be on reserve?

Yes. Same thing happened with the CRJ in the past. New hires able to hold a line in a matter of months, people stuck on reserve on the 145 for 4+ years that couldn't bid to the CRJ.

Great for new hires, not good for current pilots stuck on other aircraft.

The 175 will have the most rapid movement for FO's at the company. New airplanes coming in every month and pretty much every current FO on it now is very senior displaced and will be upgrading soon, many will be upgrading on this current vacancy award. So, all the FO's leaving it off the top and current FO's can't bid it = rapid upwards movement for a new hire on the 175. Reserve for a new hire on the 175 will definitely by far be the shortest unless there is another big displacement in the future.

Skyvector 03-15-2016 10:52 AM


Originally Posted by adspilot (Post 2089452)
By pending announcement do you mean AAG exercising its options for more EJets?

No...that's a 2017 thing at the earliest. This is something else.

AdiosMikeFox 03-15-2016 11:00 AM

Movement we have been told to expect.

It isn't happening until it happens.

Saabless 03-15-2016 11:41 AM

Envoy looks like the place to be now. With over 300 flows a year to AA and soon to be rapid movement, I don't see a better regional out there. Things went south there a couple years ago with consessions and loss of aircraft, but now it looks like mainline is counting on them to be their number one feeder.

chrisreedrules 03-15-2016 11:43 AM

I have a feeling you guys are going to get MIA back and more flying returned to you.

PilotJ3 03-15-2016 11:52 AM


Originally Posted by Saabless (Post 2089488)
Envoy looks like the place to be now. With over 300 flows a year to AA and soon to be rapid movement, I don't see a better regional out there. Things went south there a couple years ago with consessions and loss of aircraft, but now it looks like mainline is counting on them to be their number one feeder.

Funny thing is that we used to be the #1 feeder for AA before the merge. Over 90% of the feed was in house. But hey lets break something that it was working great. Now they have lost over 1,400 pilots with their games.

There was no need for any of this to happen.

adspilot 03-15-2016 11:53 AM


Originally Posted by chrisreedrules (Post 2089489)
I have a feeling you guys are going to get MIA back and more flying returned to you.

If that happens it will likely be a 175 base as well...

ag386 03-15-2016 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by AdiosMikeFox (Post 2089460)
Movement we have been told to expect.

It isn't happening until it happens.

Well now aren't you just a Debbie Downer.

eaglefly 03-15-2016 12:37 PM


Originally Posted by Skyvector (Post 2089434)
Due to the amount of movement we are experiencing, new hires alone won't cover the staffing needs. Especially in light of a pending announcement. There will be displacement bids for current FOs to staff the E175 along with new hires.

If new-hires alone won't cover the staffing needs, Envoy shrinks.

eaglefly 03-15-2016 12:40 PM


Originally Posted by PilotJ3 (Post 2089438)
Also lower reserve times. The guys in the 145 and CRJ now won't bail because they will be getting NH below them. Is a snowball effect...

They won't bail anyway (at least laterally). A recent poll proved that barring a call from another legacy besides AA (flow) or LCC, they're in too deep there.

eaglefly 03-15-2016 12:50 PM


Originally Posted by Saabless (Post 2089488)
Envoy looks like the place to be now. With over 300 flows a year to AA and soon to be rapid movement, I don't see a better regional out there. Things went south there a couple years ago with consessions and loss of aircraft, but now it looks like mainline is counting on them to be their number one feeder.

If only there were pilots out there to feed such a plan. It will require well over 400 pilots/year and not just this or next year, but 6 or more for poor F/O Bucket to beam glowingly in AA new-hire Indoc.

The present feeble new-hire numbers won't feed that engine and thus Envoy breaks down and coasts to the shoulder awaiting a tow truck, unless Envoy's drivers can successfully siphon someone else's gas (poaching) or a merger/acquisition occurs.

AdiosMikeFox 03-15-2016 01:11 PM

I'm surprised at the pro-ENY talk here. Why don't we just wait and see if they make good on their promises? This isn't last year where they actually pulled it off, this year they have a lot of promises to keep and are off to a lousy start.

RJ Pilot 03-15-2016 02:01 PM

What makes the E175 so special? It pay peanuts just like the ERJ and CRJ.


Good Luck!

Eaglepilot84 03-15-2016 03:02 PM


Originally Posted by eaglefly (Post 2089533)
If only there were pilots out there to feed such a plan. It will require well over 400 pilots/year and not just this or next year, but 6 or more for poor F/O Bucket to beam glowingly in AA new-hire Indoc.

The present feeble new-hire numbers won't feed that engine and thus Envoy breaks down and coasts to the shoulder awaiting a tow truck, unless Envoy's drivers can successfully siphon someone else's gas (poaching) or a merger/acquisition occurs.

You're so poetic.

AdiosMikeFox 03-15-2016 04:10 PM


Originally Posted by eaglefly (Post 2089519)
If new-hires alone won't cover the staffing needs, Envoy shrinks.


In case everyone's forgotten, that's still what they want.

4V14T0R 03-15-2016 04:35 PM


Originally Posted by VoiceOfReason (Post 2089405)
Am I the only one who's trying to decipher what the operator sticker is on this? This doesn't really look like it says "envoy"...am I crazy? Are they unable to use their own aircraft in their marketing materials?


This is absolutely a YX 175. Pretty funny it being used here.


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Saabless 03-15-2016 05:33 PM


Originally Posted by eaglefly (Post 2089533)
If only there were pilots out there to feed such a plan. It will require well over 400 pilots/year and not just this or next year, but 6 or more for poor F/O Bucket to beam glowingly in AA new-hire Indoc.

The present feeble new-hire numbers won't feed that engine and thus Envoy breaks down and coasts to the shoulder awaiting a tow truck, unless Envoy's drivers can successfully siphon someone else's gas (poaching) or a merger/acquisition occurs.

If AA gets desparate for new hires at their regionals, they can always give out seniority numbers. I bet that would help them staff it. And it wouldn't cost them a dime. Other regionals would be toast.

eaglefly 03-15-2016 05:36 PM


Originally Posted by Eaglepilot84 (Post 2089625)
You're so poetic.

Thanks ! :)

eaglefly 03-15-2016 05:37 PM


Originally Posted by AdiosMikeFox (Post 2089642)
In case everyone's forgotten, that's still what they want.

A smaller Envoy ?

You do realize that means less captains, yes ?

eaglefly 03-15-2016 05:40 PM


Originally Posted by Saabless (Post 2089695)
If AA gets desparate for new hires at their regionals, they can always give out seniority numbers. I bet that would help them staff it. And it wouldn't cost them a dime. Other regionals would be toast.

Not an option unless AA pilots (not just APA) agree to it. They might, but Parker would have to choke up some serious ca$h for it along with correcting the long list of "wrongs" presently in place, so yes it would cost them a dime. Millions of them.

I don't see that happening, but you never know.

AdiosMikeFox 03-15-2016 05:59 PM


Originally Posted by eaglefly (Post 2089697)
A smaller Envoy ?

You do realize that means less captains, yes ?

Of course I do.

It has come up in discussion before. Smaller ENY means that those senior pilots that do not wish to flow are clogging up an even greater percentage of valuable left seats available to upgrades and flow. It is a serious issue that I have not seen directly addressed - unless you count making this place a pain in the *** to work for and commute to in order to drive them out. It's worked on several senior pilots I know. "**** that, I quit", they said. And they did. But not enough to solve that elephant in the room if ENY continues to shrink.

Conveniently our projected shrinkage has slowed dramatically, so that will be very helpful in kicking the can down the road. We'll just have to see what happens. I have no idea what the average age of the "Declined" crowd is, or how far they are from retirement. That would also have to be factored in to the ever-fluctuating fleet plan and flow rates.

[The swear filter here is ridiculous. The crimes against civility here go well beyond any offense a well placed four letter word would have. Oh well, stepping over dollars to pick up pennies]


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