Forecast for AA pilot retirements to 2025
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Forecast for AA pilot retirements to 2025
American Airlines pilots turning 65 in each year through 2025
Retirements by year
Year # Retirements
2012 5
2013 138
2014 220
2015 277
2016 273
2017 300
2018 377
2019 477
2020 575
2021 650
2022 699
2023 754
2024 759
2025 779
Retirements by year
Year # Retirements
2012 5
2013 138
2014 220
2015 277
2016 273
2017 300
2018 377
2019 477
2020 575
2021 650
2022 699
2023 754
2024 759
2025 779
#2
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Ha, what about for the next year and a half? Or... you could say it a different way:
5 over the next 2.5 years. Or:
1 every 6 months or so. Or:
Nevermind, just gets more of depressing the more you think about it...
Thanks for the good news.
5 over the next 2.5 years. Or:
1 every 6 months or so. Or:
Nevermind, just gets more of depressing the more you think about it...
Thanks for the good news.
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I didnt publish this, our union did. I also wish it had numbers for recent future. (apparently not many if its five 2 years from now)
#5
How many pilots does AA have on furlough? Simple math dictates they won't be hiring for a long time. Hang in there everybody, that shortage will be here someday. Just seven or more eight years.
#6
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We're already seeing a constant stream of retirements. It will only increase from this point forward. We're 2 1/2 years into the age 65 change so most airlines should start seeing the retirements start. More so at the airlines that still have pensions.
#8
Eric. As Super says we do. I will move up 8%+ a year starting in a few years, it is just getting there that hurts. I and super will go from mid level FO's to Widebody Captains in a period of five years.
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Whats the B fund at now? I bet if the market keeps going up we will see the rats leave the ship.
#10
If it's the highest, it would seem to be better to wait for the new contract since I'm sure it will involve a healthy pay raise. I'm sure some of those guys are getting a little anxious since they are now into year four(?) of negotiations.
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