Hawaiian retirement numbers...
02-09-2017, 11:19 AM
#11
New Hire
Joined APC: Oct 2009
Position: SR-20 CA
Posts: 6
Originally Posted by magneto
it is like Henry Ford said
you can have any domicile as long as it is HNL
you can have any domicile as long as it is HNL
02-09-2017, 09:29 PM
#12
Line Holder
Joined APC: Sep 2016
Posts: 28
Originally Posted by kingairfun
I'd say some already on the list will be at 10+....especially those not hired yet.
Only caveat is our junior trips are most airlines senior trips. So it kind of could equal that it.
Riverside, every guys situation is different.. i am the sole provider of a family of 4. Two kids in private school, mortgage in Hawaii, food clothing, utilities. Most likey my general bills are more than your take home check (if you are indeed in the 145 still).
For me it is about the money. And many others like me.
Only caveat is our junior trips are most airlines senior trips. So it kind of could equal that it.
Riverside, every guys situation is different.. i am the sole provider of a family of 4. Two kids in private school, mortgage in Hawaii, food clothing, utilities. Most likey my general bills are more than your take home check (if you are indeed in the 145 still).
For me it is about the money. And many others like me.
02-10-2017, 04:37 AM
#13
Banned
Joined APC: Oct 2010
Posts: 1,222
Originally Posted by stickpusher
If it's about the money, your definitively at the wrong airline. I empathize with your plight but at the end of the day HAL didn't recruit you. You applied. I hope you have your resumes in at the real money airlines and wish you the best of luck.
Think you're confused, I enjoy Hawaiian, have no plans on leaving.
I happen to like the type of flying we do, 2 day trips, or 3. No weather, predictable report and end times. I also enjoy 98% of the guys I fly with.
Will ai chase an upgrade at Hawaiian. Sure...
Will I uproot my family, and QOL in Hawaii to go to Delta to be based in Atlanta and deal with all the hussle and bustle. **** no. I spent my first 10 years of flying dealing with all that. Not worth it. Ill get back to Hawaii tomorrow mid morning. It'll be 80 degrees, probably sunny, scoop the kids up from school at 2, and be eating dinner under the lights of tiki torches and fire pits.
****, 10 years ago SWA was the only place to be. This industry is too cyclical to chase jobs. Find the place you enjoy and stick it out.
Last edited by kingairfun; 02-10-2017 at 04:48 AM.
02-10-2017, 06:15 PM
#14
Line Holder
Joined APC: Sep 2016
Posts: 28
Originally Posted by kingairfun
Think you're confused, I enjoy Hawaiian, have no plans on leaving.
I happen to like the type of flying we do, 2 day trips, or 3. No weather, predictable report and end times. I also enjoy 98% of the guys I fly with.
Will ai chase an upgrade at Hawaiian. Sure...
Will I uproot my family, and QOL in Hawaii to go to Delta to be based in Atlanta and deal with all the hussle and bustle. **** no. I spent my first 10 years of flying dealing with all that. Not worth it. Ill get back to Hawaii tomorrow mid morning. It'll be 80 degrees, probably sunny, scoop the kids up from school at 2, and be eating dinner under the lights of tiki torches and fire pits.
****, 10 years ago SWA was the only place to be. This industry is too cyclical to chase jobs. Find the place you enjoy and stick it out.
I happen to like the type of flying we do, 2 day trips, or 3. No weather, predictable report and end times. I also enjoy 98% of the guys I fly with.
Will ai chase an upgrade at Hawaiian. Sure...
Will I uproot my family, and QOL in Hawaii to go to Delta to be based in Atlanta and deal with all the hussle and bustle. **** no. I spent my first 10 years of flying dealing with all that. Not worth it. Ill get back to Hawaii tomorrow mid morning. It'll be 80 degrees, probably sunny, scoop the kids up from school at 2, and be eating dinner under the lights of tiki torches and fire pits.
****, 10 years ago SWA was the only place to be. This industry is too cyclical to chase jobs. Find the place you enjoy and stick it out.
02-10-2017, 08:28 PM
#15
Banned
Joined APC: Oct 2010
Posts: 1,222
Originally Posted by stickpusher
Alright then, I must have been confused or misread your post. Based on this post, it seems you chose QOL over all the other bs, good for you.
.Hawaiian fits me so I would not consider moving on to chase more money at Delta or United.
But I would sacrafice some QOL to upgrade and make more money AT Hawaiian.
12-03-2021, 09:01 PM
#16
On Reserve
Joined APC: Apr 2011
Position: Wings and a cushion
Posts: 13
Update on retirements
Originally Posted by Southbay
2017-10
2018-10
2019-7
2020-15
2021-11
2022-23
2023-19
2024-19
2025-20
2026-29
2027-26
2028-29
2029-22
2030-19
2031-26
2032-24
2033-17
2034-23
2035-25
2036-22
2037-12
2038-19
2039-23
2040-15
2041-15
2042-22
2043-14
2044-17
2045-13
2046-15
2047-4
2048-7
2049-7
2050-4
2051-3
2052-2
2053-0
2054-1
This list is over a year old, and ~30-50 have since been hired.
2018-10
2019-7
2020-15
2021-11
2022-23
2023-19
2024-19
2025-20
2026-29
2027-26
2028-29
2029-22
2030-19
2031-26
2032-24
2033-17
2034-23
2035-25
2036-22
2037-12
2038-19
2039-23
2040-15
2041-15
2042-22
2043-14
2044-17
2045-13
2046-15
2047-4
2048-7
2049-7
2050-4
2051-3
2052-2
2053-0
2054-1
This list is over a year old, and ~30-50 have since been hired.
12-03-2021, 10:27 PM
#17
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Joined APC: May 2010
Posts: 85
Originally Posted by DHC2FloatFlyer
Does anybody have any updated retirement numbers at Hawaiian?
12-04-2021, 09:37 AM
#19
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Joined APC: May 2010
Posts: 85
Originally Posted by DragonFlyer14
What is the Junior aircraft that new hires can expect? I assume the 717. How long to hold A321 or A330 F/O?
12-07-2021, 11:55 PM
#20
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2008
Posts: 379
Originally Posted by Southbay
Latest bid closes Monday but has openings in all 3. More clarity once it’s published but almost guaranteed the 717 and 321 will be the majority of new hire slots and possibly some 330 slots. There is a two year seat lock on initial assignment.
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