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04-30-2017, 08:07 PM
#2671
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Originally Posted by Inop2
So you agree 35% of all pilots are not on reserve and I'm not part of 1% of the pilots at Envoy? Just ran the report on CA's on reserve out of ORD and it listed 6. Using your math that would indicate 20ish or so captains total based in ORD? I'm looking for the decs code and once I find it I'll post the total number of CRJ captains in ORD.
05-01-2017, 02:50 AM
#2672
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Position: Pawn
Posts: 1,138
Just wondering how much AA cares about the image that their regional partners present? I'm on a Trans States this morning with first officer grey and black North Face, and captain brown motorcycle jacket with wings pinned to it. Seriously these guys look like dog crap. At least the flight attendant looks like she cares.
05-01-2017, 04:38 AM
#2673
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Position: middle seat in the back
Posts: 232
Originally Posted by MD-11Loader
Just wondering how much AA cares about the image that their regional partners present? I'm on a Trans States this morning with first officer grey and black North Face, and captain brown motorcycle jacket with wings pinned to it. Seriously these guys look like dog crap. At least the flight attendant looks like she cares.
05-01-2017, 06:08 AM
#2674
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Posts: 263
Originally Posted by use2fly
Yes, 55 ORD CRJ CA, 50 ORD CRJ FO, 40 DFW E75 FO reserves.
Clearly Inop2 does not know how to run the correct reports. But go ahead, keep cheering.
Clearly Inop2 does not know how to run the correct reports. But go ahead, keep cheering.
Not trying to have an arm wrestling contest with anyone on this site. I don't have the time or energy for it. Just provide accurate data and information to help new potential candidates understand if Envoy is a good choice for them.
DFW 175
FO-23
CA-36
DFW 145
FO-64
CA-41
ORD CRJ
FO-32
CA-45
LGA 145
FO-16
CA-21
Total - 278
05-01-2017, 06:14 AM
#2675
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Posts: 439
Originally Posted by Inop2
Use2fly, thank you for the numbers. The numbers changed as of this morning and will change throughout the month. Based on today's numbers the percentage of pilots on reserve is 14%, not 35%. Also- many bid reserve for potentially more time off. They want to be on reserve. Numbers based on total headcount of 1940. Changing the headcount to 1900 has little effect on the percentage.
Not trying to have an arm wrestling contest with anyone on this site. I don't have the time or energy for it. Just provide accurate data and information to help new potential candidates understand if Envoy is a good choice for them.
DFW 175
FO-23
CA-36
DFW 145
FO-64
CA-41
ORD CRJ
FO-32
CA-45
LGA 145
FO-16
CA-21
Total - 278
Not trying to have an arm wrestling contest with anyone on this site. I don't have the time or energy for it. Just provide accurate data and information to help new potential candidates understand if Envoy is a good choice for them.
DFW 175
FO-23
CA-36
DFW 145
FO-64
CA-41
ORD CRJ
FO-32
CA-45
LGA 145
FO-16
CA-21
Total - 278
05-01-2017, 06:21 AM
#2676
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Posts: 687
Originally Posted by Inop2
Use2fly, thank you for the numbers. The numbers changed as of this morning and will change throughout the month. Based on today's numbers the percentage of pilots on reserve is 14%, not 35%. Also- many bid reserve for potentially more time off. They want to be on reserve. Numbers based on total headcount of 1940. Changing the headcount to 1900 has little effect on the percentage.
Not trying to have an arm wrestling contest with anyone on this site. I don't have the time or energy for it. Just provide accurate data and information to help new potential candidates understand if Envoy is a good choice for them.
DFW 175
FO-23
CA-36
DFW 145
FO-64
CA-41
ORD CRJ
FO-32
CA-45
LGA 145
FO-16
CA-21
Total - 278
Not trying to have an arm wrestling contest with anyone on this site. I don't have the time or energy for it. Just provide accurate data and information to help new potential candidates understand if Envoy is a good choice for them.
DFW 175
FO-23
CA-36
DFW 145
FO-64
CA-41
ORD CRJ
FO-32
CA-45
LGA 145
FO-16
CA-21
Total - 278
05-01-2017, 06:43 AM
#2677
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Posts: 248
Originally Posted by DilsonWic
Sooo of the 1940, how many are in MGMT? How many are in the school house? How many are inactive? How many are still in training? Those numbers will help with accurate data. Go on I'll wait.
1710 actively flying pilots
84 in the school house
185 "other"
05-01-2017, 06:56 AM
#2678
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Posts: 854
Originally Posted by Inop2
Use2fly, thank you for the numbers. The numbers changed as of this morning and will change throughout the month.
Also, the numbers don't really change every day. Pull up an N6D and count names. The list doesn't really change throughout the month, except for the addition of new hires/new upgrades, and the subtraction of resignations or FOs leaving for upgrade training.
05-01-2017, 07:10 AM
#2679
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Also add roughly another 60 ORD EMB145 reserve pilots.
Remember, only include pilots currently holding a bid status when calculating percent on reserve. Pilots in long term training (new hires, upgrades, etc) and management pilots aren't bidding, so you shouldn't include those pilots in your total.
Inop2, if you properly calculate it this way, you'll find that a much higher percentage of pilots are on reserve than the 14% you claim.
Remember, only include pilots currently holding a bid status when calculating percent on reserve. Pilots in long term training (new hires, upgrades, etc) and management pilots aren't bidding, so you shouldn't include those pilots in your total.
Inop2, if you properly calculate it this way, you'll find that a much higher percentage of pilots are on reserve than the 14% you claim.
05-01-2017, 07:48 AM
#2680
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Posts: 263
Originally Posted by ORDinary
I agree with you that accurate data is the most important thing to provide. But no status has ever been as low as 6 reserves, ever, so the big inaccuracy on this topic has come from you. And you missed ORD 145.
Also, the numbers don't really change every day. Pull up an N6D and count names. The list doesn't really change throughout the month, except for the addition of new hires/new upgrades, and the subtraction of resignations or FOs leaving for upgrade training.
Also, the numbers don't really change every day. Pull up an N6D and count names. The list doesn't really change throughout the month, except for the addition of new hires/new upgrades, and the subtraction of resignations or FOs leaving for upgrade training.
Your comment about the numbers not changing seems to contradicts itself. As new pilots come off ioe throughout the month they're added to the reserve list. The month starts out at about 30 and grows to about 40 plus on the 175 FO side. Not real familiar with other aircraft and bases. Go back a few posts and you'll see the numbers.
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