Forecast for AA pilot retirements to 2025
#13
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Joined APC: Apr 2006
Position: 737 CA
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What if they park half your fleet? Then what....junior f/o? I'm just sayin.
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#17
Your "simple math" assumes that all of them will return to AA. I'd venture to say that at least a third, if not closer to a half of all those furloughed, have either found other flying jobs, or have found other "opportunities" outside of aviation all together.
Fly safe,
GJ
#18
The real question is how many of those furloughs will be hitting 65 as well. Just because they're out there capable of recall now doesn't mean they won't be retiring at the same time. That's a lot of retirements just by age!
#19
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Joined APC: Oct 2005
Position: RJ Captain
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Does anyone know if the graph only includes active pilots or those on furlough as well? I'd presume that it does include them since they are on the seniority list.
#20
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Joined APC: Jun 2008
Position: CR7 Capt.
Posts: 88
if I had a type rating for every rumor...
No Sh1t, I did hear from an AA capt that he thinks there will be more than 200 retirements within a year. He noted that their fund price is heading into favorable territory and he said there are lot of over 60 pilots deliberating - as evidenced by an increase in sick calls by that group.
But then I don't want to fill you full of blue sky...
But then I don't want to fill you full of blue sky...
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