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#3592
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Once Delta gets those C-Series, and the retention bonus goes away, people will be fleeing Endeavor. I just hope that the Endeavor pilots like starting over at the bottom of the list of a new regional 2 years from now.
#3593
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Hopefully 2 years from now, SW/JB/Spirit/Frontier will be clamouring for pilots at the very least.
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#3595
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At least that's what I hope.
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I see no reason why any union would give up scope right now. We all know the more flying that s brought in house the more pilots are protected and job security.
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IF (and only IF) PSA is able to attract new hires, and the CRJ700's come over from Envoy, then a new hire today at PSA could have a good career and a short stay at PSA. All of the FO's on property will be able to upgrade quickly. PSA is losing more pilots from the bottom of the list than they are the top. Attrition is picking up. A new hire will move up a couple hundred seniority numbers their first year.
That would allow Envoy to keep their flow at 30 a month, since they will be losing airframes to PSA. It will not hurt them. And, in the long run, would be really good for PSA as well.
What it would take for that to happen would be a pay raise or a massive flow increase at PSA. I just don't see that happening.
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