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Wtaps 12-11-2019 10:45 AM


Originally Posted by watch (Post 2937052)
so.. no new class on monday?

"Our new hire classes have moved from the 30s and 40s to now pushing into the upper 50s and we have our sights set on 70+ per month indefinitely."

Nov: 38 pilots
Oct: 22 pilots
Sep: 45 pilots
Aug: 40 pilots

Average: 36

I am starting Indoc next Monday and I was told there will be 34 people in that class

SpinTwo 12-11-2019 10:52 AM


Originally Posted by HighWingingIt (Post 2937066)
November/December has been a mix of 145/175 FYI


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He isn’t breaking it down by aircraft just total numbers. Very few if any new hires will go to the 175. Will be all about the 145 here on out. You get the same pay as an F/O and will get a line upgrade quicker so not a bad thing in the end.

itsmytime 12-11-2019 12:48 PM


Originally Posted by SpinTwo (Post 2937071)
He isn’t breaking it down by aircraft just total numbers. Very few if any new hires will go to the 175. Will be all about the 145 here on out. You get the same pay as an F/O and will get a line upgrade quicker so not a bad thing in the end.

Ha ha. Once this word gets around, that new hire class of 34 will fall to about 20.

Melit 12-11-2019 01:04 PM


Originally Posted by itsmytime (Post 2937115)
Ha ha. Once this word gets around, that new hire class of 34 will fall to about 20.

Well they should know due to scope there are no more 175’s to be had. Your management decided to give the last 20 to Mesa

SeeYa 12-11-2019 01:07 PM


Originally Posted by Melit (Post 2937121)
Well they should know due to scope there are no more 175’s to be had. Your management decided to give the last 20 to Mesa

the mesa 175s are replacing 70 seat aircraft......

Melit 12-11-2019 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by SeeYa (Post 2937122)
the mesa 175s are replacing 70 seat aircraft......

What is your point? Your management decided to extend Mesa 175 flying and give them 20 more. Your management could have told Mesa to park the 700’s and give the new 175’s to you but I guess United is done investing

Melit 12-11-2019 01:29 PM

Straight up strange
 
When XJET was owned by INC and gave 175’s to OO there was a big uproar. Now your management decided to give Mesa the 175’s but no uproar what gives?

spacecadet 12-11-2019 01:33 PM


Originally Posted by Melit (Post 2937126)
What is your point? Your management decided to extend Mesa 175 flying and give them 20 more. Your management could have told Mesa to park the 700’s and give the new 175’s to you but I guess United is done investing

His point is that it's not 20 more aircraft to Mesa, like you say, but rather an extension of flying they already have. They are replacing aircraft already in service, and extending their contract.

It's not new flying, it's the same flying in new aircraft. Their total number of 70 seaters is not changing from what I understand.

Melit 12-11-2019 01:42 PM


Originally Posted by spacecadet (Post 2937145)
His point is that it's not 20 more aircraft to Mesa, like you say, but rather an extension of flying they already have. They are replacing aircraft already in service, and extending their contract.

It's not new flying, it's the same flying in new aircraft. Their total number of 70 seaters is not changing from what I understand.

In order to put 175’s on line you have to park 700’s. So in order for XJET to get more 175’s on line who is going to park 700’s? Why didn’t your management give to 20 175’s to you and tell Mesa to park their 700’s? Also there will be no new flying, scope will not be relaxed

Melit 12-11-2019 01:48 PM

Give a scenario how it would be possible for your management to give XJET more 175’s?


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