Flow to Amer Airlines What the WOs Vs Reality
#141
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i truly do respect and appreciate your input but have to disagree with this constant argument that the others would simply stay status quo. Once one company went to one list, the others would follow in quick succession as they wouldn’t be able to get new pilots. They would all be coming to the WO’s.
Besides, every advancement requires someone to go first, often with a momentary bit of pain, however if people just always looked out for themselves where would we be as a society?
As I said, I am going to step away from this fight for now. I hope the mindset changes in the coming years for the next generation of pilots. Peace.
Besides, every advancement requires someone to go first, often with a momentary bit of pain, however if people just always looked out for themselves where would we be as a society?
As I said, I am going to step away from this fight for now. I hope the mindset changes in the coming years for the next generation of pilots. Peace.
#142
#143
is this statement as accurate as the one about you getting military experience by having people shoot “blank tracers” at you? Because you still haven’t explained what a “blank tracers’ is and that’s coming from someone who has fired a lot of blanks and a lot of tracers but never a “blank tracer.”
#144
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Let me re-phrase. Surveys from pipeline university RECRUITS from high school who are CHOOSING a university are ONLY interested in those where they can score an Envoy cadet slot.
#145
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is this statement as accurate as the one about you getting military experience by having people shoot “blank tracers” at you? Because you still haven’t explained what a “blank tracers’ is and that’s coming from someone who has fired a lot of blanks and a lot of tracers but never a “blank tracer.”
#146
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Yeah, it's no fun reading through all the garbage. It makes it harder to get the info you need and have a good discussion.
#147
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Well, never mind the millions saved in recruiting/screening/interviewing costs and the inherent cost-ceiling the WOs enjoy due to the upward movement the flow creates (present situation notwithstanding). It’s about 3 things... Staffing the WOs, securing a pipeline for future pilots, and keeping costs down.
I think you’ll see Delta and United create better-defined partnerships with select regionals as time goes on. They were marching that direction pre-Covid.
I think you’ll see Delta and United create better-defined partnerships with select regionals as time goes on. They were marching that direction pre-Covid.
United yes Delta Hell no
#148
Then, there are also pipeline university RECRUITS, who are different than the pipeline hopefuls. The RECRUITS go to high schools, which have to choose a pipeline university, which in turn must be different than a partner university that turned down all the Envoy candidates. These RECRUITS do surveys, and then they end up at Envoy.
So, the gold standard Envoy interview is really a high school survey. Okay. Makes American sound better everyday.
What is RECRUITS an anagram for?
#149
Flow to Amer Airlines What the WOs Vs Reality
Certain airline pilot unions still take pride in having a say in who they hire and will fight to have a seat at the interview table rather than just giving it away to some regional mid level manager looking to fill seats as quickly as possible.
Everyone thinking they should be given a seniority number at American because they’re at a wholly owned are delusional. If you’re on the same seniority list, you’re the same pilot group. How would this even work? This Envoy pipe dream is basically a B scale with fences.
Also if they give envoy new hires AA seniority numbers then they should give all military pilots the opportunity to get seniority numbers too. What’s fair is fair... I’m not military but come on, those guys have paid their dues just as much as a freshly hired 1500 hour CFI at a wholly owned. Why does some 23 year old cfi deserve a legacy seniority number but some guy who went the military route not? The flow is already the easiest path to a major. You guys have it so much easier than anyone in history in regards to getting to a major. No interviews, no BS job fair, no interview prep... Just wait and keep your nose clean, seems easy enough.
Everyone thinking they should be given a seniority number at American because they’re at a wholly owned are delusional. If you’re on the same seniority list, you’re the same pilot group. How would this even work? This Envoy pipe dream is basically a B scale with fences.
Also if they give envoy new hires AA seniority numbers then they should give all military pilots the opportunity to get seniority numbers too. What’s fair is fair... I’m not military but come on, those guys have paid their dues just as much as a freshly hired 1500 hour CFI at a wholly owned. Why does some 23 year old cfi deserve a legacy seniority number but some guy who went the military route not? The flow is already the easiest path to a major. You guys have it so much easier than anyone in history in regards to getting to a major. No interviews, no BS job fair, no interview prep... Just wait and keep your nose clean, seems easy enough.
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