NWA Pilots
03-04-2006, 03:05 AM
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NWA Pilots
I am working on an statistical work about pilots on furlough at different airlines and need some information about pilots at Northwest Airlines.
-What is the month/year of hire of last pilot on furlough (how junior/senior)?
-How far as date of hire will the next round of pilots to be furlough by this coming spring will go?
Thanks in advance.
Mdpilot.
-What is the month/year of hire of last pilot on furlough (how junior/senior)?
-How far as date of hire will the next round of pilots to be furlough by this coming spring will go?
Thanks in advance.
Mdpilot.
06-06-2006, 12:18 PM
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No More Furloughs
The Company announced that there will be no more furloughs this year, and Recalls are expected to begin in December at the rate of about 10/month. Of course this could all change and never bank on this kind of information.
There are quite a few pilots nearing 60 and FO's near the current bottom, that have left early to fly at emmerates.
I Had friends hired in Aug and sept 2001 and were furloughed after OE. The ALPA contract does not specfically protect pilots on Probation, but the union will likely demand their recall. Many however, resigned their numbers to go back to old jobs or new ones.
There are about 700 pilots remaining on furlough, with the bottom of the senority hired in late '98
Tailwinds.
There are quite a few pilots nearing 60 and FO's near the current bottom, that have left early to fly at emmerates.
I Had friends hired in Aug and sept 2001 and were furloughed after OE. The ALPA contract does not specfically protect pilots on Probation, but the union will likely demand their recall. Many however, resigned their numbers to go back to old jobs or new ones.
There are about 700 pilots remaining on furlough, with the bottom of the senority hired in late '98
Tailwinds.
06-07-2006, 01:01 PM
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The Company announced that there will be no more furloughs this year, and Recalls are expected to begin in December at the rate of about 10/month.
There are quite a few pilots nearing 60 and FO's near the current bottom, that have left early to fly at Emirates.
I Had friends hired in Aug and sept 2001 and were furloughed after OE. The ALPA contract does not specfically protect pilots on Probation, but the union will likely demand their recall.
Many however, resigned their numbers to go back to old jobs or new ones.
There are about 700 pilots remaining on furlough, with the bottom of the senority hired in late '98
Last edited by Fly4hire; 06-07-2006 at 01:04 PM.
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