CAL and AMR retirement schedule
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CAL and AMR retirement schedule
Thanks to Slinky at DAL and Contrail67 at UAL for putting their respective groups retirement sked out in another thread. Unfortunately that thread was closed. So I'm asking here if anyone from CAL & AMR have their groups retirement sked (updated to reflect age 65) and if they can post it here.
TIA, FAJ
(In case anyone missed them from the afore mentioned thread)
Deltas numbers....
Year Age 65 Retirements
2009 6
2010 13
2011 15
2012 24
2013 139
2014 238
2015 278
2016 330
2017 386
2018 469
2019 558
2020 645
2021 830
2022 870
2023 824
2024 811
2025 727
2026 626
2027 522
2028 491
2029 485
2030 509
2031 449
2032 347
2033 271
2034 182
2035 122
2036 103
2037 19
UAL Numbers.....
RETIREMENTS PER YEAR AT AGE 60
2007 - 263
2008 - 235
2009 - 231
2010 - 201
2011 - 167
2012 - 228
2013 - 246
2014 - 239
2015 - 271
2016 - 330
2017 - 305
2018 - 383
2019 - 356
2020 - 461
2021 - 508
2022 - 503
2023 - 574
2025 - 539
2026 - 561
2027 - 407
TIA, FAJ
(In case anyone missed them from the afore mentioned thread)
Deltas numbers....
Year Age 65 Retirements
2009 6
2010 13
2011 15
2012 24
2013 139
2014 238
2015 278
2016 330
2017 386
2018 469
2019 558
2020 645
2021 830
2022 870
2023 824
2024 811
2025 727
2026 626
2027 522
2028 491
2029 485
2030 509
2031 449
2032 347
2033 271
2034 182
2035 122
2036 103
2037 19
UAL Numbers.....
RETIREMENTS PER YEAR AT AGE 60
2007 - 263
2008 - 235
2009 - 231
2010 - 201
2011 - 167
2012 - 228
2013 - 246
2014 - 239
2015 - 271
2016 - 330
2017 - 305
2018 - 383
2019 - 356
2020 - 461
2021 - 508
2022 - 503
2023 - 574
2025 - 539
2026 - 561
2027 - 407
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Fixed UAL numbers for age 65
Deltas numbers....
Year Age 65 Retirements
2009 6
2010 13
2011 15
2012 24
2013 139
2014 238
2015 278
2016 330
2017 386
2018 469
2019 558
2020 645
2021 830
2022 870
2023 824
2024 811
2025 727
2026 626
2027 522
2028 491
2029 485
2030 509
2031 449
2032 347
2033 271
2034 182
2035 122
2036 103
2037 19
UAL Numbers.....
RETIREMENTS PER YEAR AT AGE 65
2012 - 263
2013 - 235
2014 - 231
2015 - 201
2016 - 167
2017 - 228
2018 - 246
2019 - 239
2020 - 271
2021 - 330
2022 - 305
2023 - 383
2024 - 356
2025 - 461
2026 - 508
2027 - 503
2028 - 574
2029 - 539
2030 - 561
2031 - 407
Unfortunately if nothing changes United wont even need to hire until about 2016 just to cover the guys out on furlough.
Deltas numbers....
Year Age 65 Retirements
2009 6
2010 13
2011 15
2012 24
2013 139
2014 238
2015 278
2016 330
2017 386
2018 469
2019 558
2020 645
2021 830
2022 870
2023 824
2024 811
2025 727
2026 626
2027 522
2028 491
2029 485
2030 509
2031 449
2032 347
2033 271
2034 182
2035 122
2036 103
2037 19
UAL Numbers.....
RETIREMENTS PER YEAR AT AGE 65
2012 - 263
2013 - 235
2014 - 231
2015 - 201
2016 - 167
2017 - 228
2018 - 246
2019 - 239
2020 - 271
2021 - 330
2022 - 305
2023 - 383
2024 - 356
2025 - 461
2026 - 508
2027 - 503
2028 - 574
2029 - 539
2030 - 561
2031 - 407
Unfortunately if nothing changes United wont even need to hire until about 2016 just to cover the guys out on furlough.
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Considering those are just age 65 numbers it looks pretty encouraging I'd say. Tack on the guys who still feel like jumping out at 60, guys who take early outs, and those that simply quite those aren't bad looking numbers. I'd expect CAL to be relatively small but AMR to be gigantic.
#7
CAL numbers: calculated with senior list and birthdays.
2012 7
2013 183
2014 198
2015 186
2016 205
2017 210
2018 180
2019 194
2020 169
2021 188
2022 180
2023 187
2024 154
2025 156
2026 166
2027 167
2028 204
2029 154
2030 170
2031 119
2012 7
2013 183
2014 198
2015 186
2016 205
2017 210
2018 180
2019 194
2020 169
2021 188
2022 180
2023 187
2024 154
2025 156
2026 166
2027 167
2028 204
2029 154
2030 170
2031 119
#10
Considering those are just age 65 numbers it looks pretty encouraging I'd say. Tack on the guys who still feel like jumping out at 60, guys who take early outs, and those that simply quite those aren't bad looking numbers. I'd expect CAL to be relatively small but AMR to be gigantic.
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