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04-02-2024 | 10:57 PM

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Flyweight

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Originally Posted by rickair7777

Nick has left the chat, no need to respond to him.

Bravo.7890

04-03-2024 | 05:26 PM

#302

StoneQOLdCrazy

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Originally Posted by SonicFlyer

Because it's not a fact, it's an opinion, which is a false one.

One has to wonder about a guy who shows up to troll a web board in a career he has nothing to do with. What motivates a guy with no skin in the game to quibble in such a manner? What's the upside? Does he think he's going to affect any kind of change? What a sad life. Maybe Sonic Flyer and Nick Bradshaw are the same guy.

04-04-2024 | 06:54 AM

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Halon1211

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Does anybody have a current list of the mandatory retirements by year for each airline?

I can only find the one from years ago. thanks.

04-04-2024 | 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Halon1211

Does anybody have a current list of the mandatory retirements by year for each airline?

I can only find the one from years ago. thanks.

Retirement lists won’t help you now. If you walk around major hubs, it’s all young legacy FOs walking around

04-04-2024 | 08:22 AM

#305

Werjower

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From: one DUI away from running the airline

Quote:

Originally Posted by halon1211

does anybody have a current list of the mandatory retirements by year for each airline?

I can only find the one from years ago. Thanks.

aa

2024: 575
2025: 849
2026: 849
2027: 753
2028: 683
2029: 658
2030: 583
2031: 624
2032: 559
2033: 545
2034: 486
2035: 482
2036: 379
2037: 329
2038: 366
2039: 364
2040: 349
2041: 326
2042: 362
2043: 345
2044: 398

04-04-2024 | 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by bluespoon

Retirement lists won’t help you now. If you walk around major hubs, it’s all young legacy FOs walking around

If his only goal is to be a widebody captain, sure. But it'll still help for everything else. AA retires 45% of its list in the next 10 years - even if you get hired at 55, that'll matter.

04-04-2024 | 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by biigD

If his only goal is to be a widebody captain, sure. But it'll still help for everything else. AA retires 45% of its list in the next 10 years - even if you get hired at 55, that'll matter.

So you’d already have to be half way up the list now to enjoy the best seniority.

04-04-2024 | 09:36 AM

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nene

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Originally Posted by bluespoon

So you’d already have to be half way up the list now to enjoy the best seniority.

NOBODY knows for sure what happens at any company for any significant length of time. Retirements at least give insight into how many have to be hired in order to just not shrink.
History shows though that if sheitz hits the fan some airlines will shrink.

Best time to buy Amazon stock was in 1997 as well. I remember people pouring $1000's into it in 99-00 and the company was losing millions quarterly. Turns out A $10K investment at it's IPO was worth over $16M two years ago (its 25th anniversary). That same investment is now worth over $24M just two years later.

As the Egyptian's used to say, "hindsight is 20/20"