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04-16-2019 | 04:28 AM

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Fredturbo

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Originally Posted by TiredSoul

I thought you couldn’t buy unless you’re a resident.
But I’ve been wrong before.
Some restrictions on real estate ownership though.
I know that much.

Lol. I know that much. Lol.
Hawaii ain’t Mexico. A resident? Dude, Hawaii is America. Lol....

04-16-2019 | 11:04 PM

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305808

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Originally Posted by jawzz

HAL retirements over the next 10 years......

2019: 4
2020: 13
2021: 11
2022: 21
2023: 20
2024: 18
2025: 20
2026: 30
2027: 27
2028: 29
2029: 23

Projected total pilots on property September 1 2019: 829

871 pilots on property by Dec 2019

04-19-2019 | 06:36 PM

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PotatoChip

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Attend a job fair or three. Worked for someone I know who lives in Houston with no Hawaii connections to speak of.

04-19-2019 | 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by 305808

871 pilots on property by Dec 2019

Does anyone know how many pilots Hawaiian will have total when the expansion stops? Assuming no further options are taken with the NEO.

04-19-2019 | 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by TiredSoul

I thought you couldn’t buy unless you’re a resident.
But I’ve been wrong before.
Some restrictions on real estate ownership though.
I know that much.

It's the US. Same as any other state. One exception...

If you want to do improvements in some locations, let's just say permits are harder to obtain if you're haole.

04-20-2019 | 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by PotatoChip

Attend a job fair or three. Worked for someone I know who lives in Houston with no Hawaii connections to speak of.

No internal recs?

04-20-2019 | 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Poopchute701

Does anyone know how many pilots Hawaiian will have total when the expansion stops? Assuming no further options are taken with the NEO.

Was wondering the same. By the time all NEO’s are on property we will have to start hiring for the 787 training bubble as well if not sooner. We would have to be pushing 1,000 within the next few years I would assume. Maybe that’s just my wishful thinking though.

04-20-2019 | 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by rickair7777

It's the US. Same as any other state. One exception...

If you want to do improvements in some locations, let's just say permits are harder to obtain if you're haole.

100% accurate. Let’s just say the west coast of Oahu for example...

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Originally Posted by Aviatour

No internal recs?

None. Two job fairs. Few thousand hours TPIC and a high level ALPA position.

04-23-2019 | 01:57 PM

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The whole USA isn’t like this. You can’t buy property in Saipan unless you’re native by blood. That’s why they’re residents and not citizens.

04-26-2019 | 04:31 AM

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Originally Posted by 4runner

The whole USA isn’t like this. You can’t buy property in Saipan unless you’re native by blood. That’s why they’re residents and not citizens.

Saipan is not a state. It would be unconstitutional for a US state to deny the right to purchase real estate to a citizen of another state.

Article 4 of the US Constitution “The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States.”