![]() |
Controversial opinion inbound but arguing about flow length is 2019 nostalgia. If you don't find a way into mainline in the next 3 years you're going to be buried under 8-10k 25 year olds for the rest of your career. Full stop. Flow or no flow. At that point you may as well take your AA flownus money and go to Atlas and have an actual career.
|
Originally Posted by NoValueAviator
(Post 3380511)
Controversial opinion inbound but arguing about flow length is 2019 nostalgia. If you don't find a way into mainline in the next 3 years you're going to be buried under 8-10k 25 year olds for the rest of your career. Full stop. Flow or no flow. At that point you may as well take your AA flownus money and go to Atlas and have an actual career.
|
Originally Posted by Counselor
(Post 3380584)
A very interesting point. My 17-year old son, who wants to be an airline pilot, cannot become a 121 regional pilot for another four years (age 21). Then he'll need a couple of years of 121 time before he's marketable to the majors. I wonder whether this major airline hiring bonanza of young pilots the next six years will indeed bury him under thousands of pilots, not much older than him, for decades. He's gonna blame my wife and I for not having him five years earlier!
|
Originally Posted by Counselor
(Post 3380584)
A very interesting point. My 17-year old son, who wants to be an airline pilot, cannot become a 121 regional pilot for another four years (age 21). Then he'll need a couple of years of 121 time before he's marketable to the majors. I wonder whether this major airline hiring bonanza of young pilots the next six years will indeed bury him under thousands of pilots, not much older than him, for decades. He's gonna blame my wife and I for not having him five years earlier!
|
Originally Posted by NoValueAviator
(Post 3381509)
Well, someone’s gotta move the landing gear lever up and down. It might get stale after 40 years though.
|
Originally Posted by NoValueAviator
(Post 3380511)
Controversial opinion inbound but arguing about flow length is 2019 nostalgia. If you don't find a way into mainline in the next 3 years you're going to be buried under 8-10k 25 year olds for the rest of your career. Full stop. Flow or no flow. At that point you may as well take your AA flownus money and go to Atlas and have an actual career.
|
Originally Posted by CRJdriver2017
(Post 3381517)
Clearly Envoy’s biggest celebrity didn’t see much value in the flow either. And it’s not like he is old.
Even envoy knows this which is why they’re trying to attract and retain more cadets with the increased bonus. Kind of a joke that they’d rather throw money at new flight instructors instead of just making this place a little more bearable. |
I missed the all calls. What are the cliff notes of both meetings? Any good info or good questions asked and answered?
|
Originally Posted by CaseTractor
(Post 3381709)
I missed the all calls. What are the cliff notes of both meetings? Any good info or good questions asked and answered?
|
Originally Posted by CaseTractor
(Post 3381709)
I missed the all calls. What are the cliff notes of both meetings? Any good info or good questions asked and answered?
You are NOT getting any kind of seniority at AA Likely parking airplanes in the near future No min day credit in the horizon JMs are here to stay Lost days are here to stay Long sits are here to stay The 145 will continue in service for the foreseeable future No 2nd year AA FO pay for CAs No mergers between any WO’s Quicktrade is dead. Completely. Airline will shrink. They are working on reserve rules as far as I know. Todd is here to stay. In other words get your apps out. |
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 04:05 AM. |
Website Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands