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03-18-2012, 04:22 PM
#871
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What is going to happen to the 1900s that the Saabs are gonna replace in FL?
How many more pilots total do they expect to hire?
In what bases is there the most need for street captains?
03-18-2012, 06:11 PM
#872
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Originally Posted by sandrich
1900s will try to be sold. If they cant be sold, the better a/c will we swapped out with some of the older ones up north.2 of the 1900s from FL have already beed sold I believe
Not sure, but they need 11 pilots for every Saab. With 12 on property at the end of the year, thats 132 pilots for the Saab alone in Florida. If up North expands like they plan on, I can seeing the total pilot group reaching 300 by the end of the year (I think we are currently at 200)
Doesnt really matter where they "need" captains. Newer street captains will go to the junior bases, while the more senior captains at these junior bases will be pulled where needed. Most likely example: Need captains in FLL, send DEC to Billings. Bring senior guy from Billings to FLL
Not sure, but they need 11 pilots for every Saab. With 12 on property at the end of the year, thats 132 pilots for the Saab alone in Florida. If up North expands like they plan on, I can seeing the total pilot group reaching 300 by the end of the year (I think we are currently at 200)
Doesnt really matter where they "need" captains. Newer street captains will go to the junior bases, while the more senior captains at these junior bases will be pulled where needed. Most likely example: Need captains in FLL, send DEC to Billings. Bring senior guy from Billings to FLL
03-18-2012, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by sandrich
1900s will try to be sold. If they cant be sold, the better a/c will we swapped out with some of the older ones up north.2 of the 1900s from FL have already beed sold I believe
Not sure, but they need 11 pilots for every Saab. With 12 on property at the end of the year, thats 132 pilots for the Saab alone in Florida. If up North expands like they plan on, I can seeing the total pilot group reaching 300 by the end of the year (I think we are currently at 200)
Doesnt really matter where they "need" captains. Newer street captains will go to the junior bases, while the more senior captains at these junior bases will be pulled where needed. Most likely example: Need captains in FLL, send DEC to Billings. Bring senior guy from Billings to FLL
Not sure, but they need 11 pilots for every Saab. With 12 on property at the end of the year, thats 132 pilots for the Saab alone in Florida. If up North expands like they plan on, I can seeing the total pilot group reaching 300 by the end of the year (I think we are currently at 200)
Doesnt really matter where they "need" captains. Newer street captains will go to the junior bases, while the more senior captains at these junior bases will be pulled where needed. Most likely example: Need captains in FLL, send DEC to Billings. Bring senior guy from Billings to FLL
03-18-2012, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by N261ND
How many 1900s are being sold? Is it a one for one for the new Saabs?
03-18-2012, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Cruz5350
I hope they don't get rid of all the 1900's.
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