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PilotJ3 07-29-2016 06:59 PM


Originally Posted by AboveAndBeyond (Post 2170603)
This is the perfect example of a pilot that is already on property screwing the new pilots, and the pilots of the future.

This is a flow with a B scale(and a C scale, D scale)

Nice job, Envoy! Way to advance the industry.

Clearly you don't understand the history of the table.

Is not about a B,C or D scale. BTW PDT and PSA have similar flow to the ones after 2014. But considering that...the guys between 2011 and end of 2014hire are less than 100 (they will go quicker). Also the guys hired in 2015, by 2020 3/4 of the airline it should be out of here in AA.

272922 07-29-2016 07:10 PM


Originally Posted by Shiner (Post 2170609)
Actually the 824 and protected pilot agreements were awarded in arbitration years ago.

Actually, weren't the Protected Pilots granted that in exchange for the then MEC transferring all the ownership rights to their airplanes to AA?

Honest question.

Eaglepilot84 07-29-2016 10:01 PM


Originally Posted by 272922 (Post 2170640)
Actually, weren't the Protected Pilots granted that in exchange for the then MEC transferring all the ownership rights to their airplanes to AA?

Honest question.

No. The protected pilots came about due to a negotiation between the company and the MEC after AMR informered the MEC that they were transferring ownership of the aircraft to AA. The MEC filed a grievance and rather then go to arbitration, the protected pilot agreement was negotiated. The planes were going to AA with or without the MEC's blessing.

Meatball 07-29-2016 10:19 PM


Originally Posted by E175 Driver (Post 2170468)
Thats not how it was explained to me by a Very senior Captain.

Check your facts Jack.

There are probably 200 "very senior captains," 90% of which have no plans to flow, don't pay attention to the flow and can only guess as to how it works.

His facts are right and your "facts" (or lack thereof) are WRONG.

AdiosMikeFox 07-30-2016 12:43 AM

This right here^^^. After letter 3 expired the flow was dead. The arbitrated award and negotiated flow happened later. I would hazard to guess that Eagle was all for the flow if they thought at the time that it would help rid them of senior pilots. Recruiting issues weren't even on the radar yet.

E175 Driver 07-30-2016 06:05 AM


Originally Posted by Eaglepilot84 (Post 2170692)
No. The protected pilots came about due to a negotiation between the company and the MEC after AMR informered the MEC that they were transferring ownership of the aircraft to AA. The MEC filed a grievance and rather then go to arbitration, the protected pilot agreement was negotiated. The planes were going to AA with or without the MEC's blessing.

Negotiation vs Arbitration are too different animals.

The current flow is part of an ARBITRATION. The next group of flows is part of a negotiation between company and the union.

How is the company following the contract these days?

ag386 07-30-2016 07:33 AM


Originally Posted by E175 Driver (Post 2170777)
Negotiation vs Arbitration are too different animals.

The current flow is part of an ARBITRATION. The next group of flows is part of a negotiation between company and the union.

How is the company following the contract these days?

Dude, what about "it's contractual" do you not understand? It's written in stone in the contract. Envoy WILL flow X number of Protected Pilots, etc.

Let me ask you a question? Are you sure the sun is going to come up tomorrow? Then have faith. AAG/ENY management are trustworthy and will honor this contract to the letter.

Just relax. This is supposed to be a "safe space" for Envoy underachievers who can't get hired anywhere else.

CLT Guy 07-30-2016 07:55 AM

How many of the 824 are left to flow?

JohnnyDingus 07-30-2016 08:20 AM


Originally Posted by CLT Guy (Post 2170825)
How many of the 824 are left to flow?



823...........

dfwflyboy 07-30-2016 08:31 AM


Originally Posted by ag386 (Post 2170818)
Dude, what about "it's contractual" do you not understand? It's written in stone in the contract. Envoy WILL flow X number of Protected Pilots, etc.

Let me ask you a question? Are you sure the sun is going to come up tomorrow? Then have faith. AAG/ENY management are trustworthy and will honor this contract to the letter.

Just relax. This is supposed to be a "safe space" for Envoy underachievers who can't get hired anywhere else.

LOL contract "written in stone." How long have you been in the industry? Ever hear of LOAs? They are amendments to the contract....Just food for thought. AAG owns you, you are subject to whatever they want.


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