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I know a Captain who is retiring early (before 60) to get the most out of his retirement and pension. Don't think there's enough pilots doing it for AA to start hiring anytime soon though.
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Originally Posted by aa73
(Post 304674)
"Qualifications commensurate with experience" or something along those lines (Cecil Ewell friends&family program). I think the Kude put a stop to that and instituted some kind of hourly min's but I can't quite remember... something around 1500 PIC, maybe?
Anyway, we'll teach you how to properly salute once you hit new hire school. (along with taking the donut ring out of your hat for that 50 mission Sky Nazi look.) :D 73 |
Originally Posted by SAABaroowski
(Post 304967)
Isn't that exactly how CAL hires people?, or if you bang a wing-tip you get hired, thats how they role down there in H town
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Originally Posted by jdt30
(Post 304971)
Whats the story behind banging the wingtip?
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Originally Posted by olympic
(Post 304604)
Quick question for the AA guys, what were the hiring minimums when hired?
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[quote=olympic;304812]Not at all, no worries. I have a few contacts over there and I recently got in touch and they were giving me the scoop on the company. From what I understand there is no more flow from AE and a lot of guys will be retiring??? Retirement seems like the smartest option for some of the guys, who would want to lose there pension just to stay on board for another 5 years?[/quote]
175 of 176 60 year olds @ CAL:confused: |
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Originally Posted by olympic
(Post 304812)
Not at all, no worries. I have a few contacts over there and I recently got in touch and they were giving me the scoop on the company. From what I understand there is no more flow from AE and a lot of guys will be retiring??? Retirement seems like the smartest option for some of the guys, who would want to lose there pension just to stay on board for another 5 years?[/quote]
175 of 176 60 year olds @ CAL:confused: |
Originally Posted by olympic
(Post 304812)
... who would want to lose there pension just to stay on board for another 5 years?
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I would retire at 60 take my pension and never look back. A lot can happen in 5 years, and American is the only company with a pension.
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Originally Posted by olympic
(Post 305004)
I would retire at 60 take my pension and never look back. A lot can happen in 5 years, and American is the only company with a pension.
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