Piedmont Airlines News & Rumors
#4871
Banned
Joined APC: Feb 2016
Posts: 761
Maybe Brucey's last gift before retirement will be some more interface magic
#4872
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2019
Posts: 310
Thought the same thing myself. It's not going to change until another big institutional change is forced upon PDT by AA. Like a total management revamp. Which, for the record, I don't think is forthcoming.
Maybe Brucey's last gift before retirement will be some more interface magic
Maybe Brucey's last gift before retirement will be some more interface magic
#4873
Banned
Joined APC: Feb 2016
Posts: 761
I was being facetious, but if that were to happen it would not come from PDT management. It's also a tough sell as PDT is understaffed, and is currently flowing pilots who have been with the company for a couple years less than its sister companies.
#4874
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2019
Posts: 310
Look where Piedmont is hemorrhaging the most. Pilots under 3 years on property, who were told a 5 year flow during their recruitment only to find out that it’s actually a 7-9 year flow for them once they get access to the seniority list and are able to do the math. Hiring needs at mainline start being greater than 1000 people in 2020.
PSA and Envoy both got flow increases in the last two years.
#4875
Envoy’s flow increases were to groups who are outside of the ratio based flow which will now take effect in August 2020. We are going from 29 per month, down to 20 when the Protected Pilots are gone, and then the ratio should be around 22 a month after the L10-11 group finishes in August.
#4876
Envoy’s flow increases were to groups who are outside of the ratio based flow which will now take effect in August 2020. We are going from 29 per month, down to 20 when the Protected Pilots are gone, and then the ratio should be around 22 a month after the L10-11 group finishes in August.
Just going of the interactive seniority list, showing 15/mo in the calculation.
Also to make the point; it's still slow, or slower, depending how you look at it.
#4877
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2017
Position: 175 CA
Posts: 1,285
It’s not as tough of a sell as one would think looking at the big picture. Look at the number of folks that Piedmont loses every year. Each one of those pilots should be feeding to AA, and isn’t. They’ve loosing between 10-17 pilots a month for the past year+ (numbers put out by management), 6 of which are flows. That’s A LOT of pilots not going to AA when AA needs them to be long term. AAs hiring construct revolves around the WO being able to feed the AA pipeline. As mainlines hiring needs increase, the WOs need to be able to increase flow.
Look where Piedmont is hemorrhaging the most. Pilots under 3 years on property, who were told a 5 year flow during their recruitment only to find out that it’s actually a 7-9 year flow for them once they get access to the seniority list and are able to do the math. Hiring needs at mainline start being greater than 1000 people in 2020.
PSA and Envoy both got flow increases in the last two years.
Look where Piedmont is hemorrhaging the most. Pilots under 3 years on property, who were told a 5 year flow during their recruitment only to find out that it’s actually a 7-9 year flow for them once they get access to the seniority list and are able to do the math. Hiring needs at mainline start being greater than 1000 people in 2020.
PSA and Envoy both got flow increases in the last two years.
AA doesn’t NEED Their WO RJ pilots. They could hire them off the street like everybody else, no problem.
#4878
In a land of unicorns
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Position: Whale FO
Posts: 6,470
For my learning: I thought it was capped at 15 for the L10-11, waived higher by the company. Are we expecting 20 a month?
Just going of the interactive seniority list, showing 15/mo in the calculation.
Also to make the point; it's still slow, or slower, depending how you look at it.
Just going of the interactive seniority list, showing 15/mo in the calculation.
Also to make the point; it's still slow, or slower, depending how you look at it.
#4879
For my learning: I thought it was capped at 15 for the L10-11, waived higher by the company. Are we expecting 20 a month?
Just going of the interactive seniority list, showing 15/mo in the calculation.
Also to make the point; it's still slow, or slower, depending how you look at it.
Just going of the interactive seniority list, showing 15/mo in the calculation.
Also to make the point; it's still slow, or slower, depending how you look at it.
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