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Have you not learned that when things make sense in this industry, pretty much the exact opposite happens? If management wants a certain end result they typically dont care about the costs involved.
Originally Posted by mrmak2
(Post 1096584)
Every Boyd projection ever made has Eagle shrinking into oblivion. Here is my question: If all the ERJs are parked and most of the CRJs are contracted out, then who is going to provide feed for AA? Is AA going to not have any feed after bankruptcy? We are talking about 250ish Eagle aircraft in the Boyd analysis. I do not think that it is feasible to outsource even in 5 years that much capacity (equivalent of 50 a/c per year @ ~45 seat average). Even if AMR was to just hand over airplanes to other regionals, there is still time investment in getting operations running within the AA structure. And the other airlines would have to staff them, which is also lead time. Why on earth would AMR spend the last year investing in training 700 pilots to furlough them and hand over the operation to other carriers (not wholly-owned) who are not even in a position to operate.
Alot of the discussion hinges on scope, because if unlimited 70+ seat scope is the result, then it is much worse for Eagle, as all the <50 seat a/c become obsolete. If the 70+ seat scope is limited then 50 seat a/c may still have a viable part in the AA feed equation, and then the attrition may be fairly benign (135s and 140s). |
So, nobody on here that's heard about tomorrow's class?
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Originally Posted by TheFly
(Post 1096535)
Is 700 an official number or a speculation/rumor? I hope it's the latter, 700 pilots is a lot of brethren on the streets.
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i'll be shocked if its anything over a couple hundred. Hopefully its zero but who knows.
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We've gone back and forth discussing the situation at Eagle. We know that interviews have been cancelled and everyone that was hopeful for a class next year is now on a pool and are being told that it's only temporary and will be the first ones to be called once hiring continues. The jet transition courses have been cancelled as well but the training center continues to train new hires as we speculate furloughs. Did the Dec 5th class start today, and if it did what equipment was offered?
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stop asking if the class is cancelled
Well not really a pick today in the class for equipment and base
20 EMB LGA And that's all folks 20 in the class |
Originally Posted by G5inmind
(Post 1096831)
Well not really a pick today in the class for equipment and base
20 EMB LGA And that's all folks 20 in the class |
I would guess that might start a riot
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Originally Posted by What
(Post 1096835)
So we did start a class today, that's a good sign
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Originally Posted by RJ Pilot
(Post 1096848)
They could easily send them back home tomm. Heck, this afternoon.:eek:
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