NetJets Furloughing?
11-04-2009, 01:14 PM
#82
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Joined APC: Feb 2008
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Originally Posted by AirbusA320
Many businesses are down by 20%. I believe NetJets has 4,000 pilots and a 20% cut would be 800 folks.
Warren Buffet is NO fan of aviation and has made negative comments about it in the past.
If layoffs do happen then I know where the regionals will find jet experienced new-hires.
Warren Buffet is NO fan of aviation and has made negative comments about it in the past.
If layoffs do happen then I know where the regionals will find jet experienced new-hires.
11-05-2009, 03:28 AM
#86
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Posts: 65
Has anything firm been announced? Right now all the pessimism in this thread seems to have convinced everyone that it has happened.
Couldn't NJA do creative things, like keeping everyone on the week on/week off schedule, instead of other options which give pilots more workdays.
From what I understand, the seniority list there will make it complicated, as some fleets would be virtually immobilized with a furlough of bottom of the list pilots.
Couldn't NJA do creative things, like keeping everyone on the week on/week off schedule, instead of other options which give pilots more workdays.
From what I understand, the seniority list there will make it complicated, as some fleets would be virtually immobilized with a furlough of bottom of the list pilots.
11-05-2009, 08:37 AM
#87
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Joined APC: Apr 2006
Position: Furloughed
Posts: 429
Originally Posted by RCAC
Has anything firm been announced? Right now all the pessimism in this thread seems to have convinced everyone that it has happened.
Couldn't NJA do creative things, like keeping everyone on the week on/week off schedule, instead of other options which give pilots more workdays.
From what I understand, the seniority list there will make it complicated, as some fleets would be virtually immobilized with a furlough of bottom of the list pilots.
Couldn't NJA do creative things, like keeping everyone on the week on/week off schedule, instead of other options which give pilots more workdays.
From what I understand, the seniority list there will make it complicated, as some fleets would be virtually immobilized with a furlough of bottom of the list pilots.
11-05-2009, 09:37 AM
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