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Originally Posted by dirtysidedown
(Post 1330131)
No, it's actually opposite. They will need us more than we need them. It really is a different situation than in years past now, i don't know the last time you visited a flight school but there are basically no American citizens flight training anymore. Yes, they are still there but not like the past. Most commercial students are from other countries under contract from there home country airlines, get their ratings and head home. Does anyone else agree with me or am i talking out of my a$$?
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Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 1329968)
RAH has plenty of E170s, & they can't fill classes.
Eagle and Rah are almost Apples and Oranges. AMR has many tricks they can do to make Eagle the place people want to go. They have almost the most leverage in the industry. If this shortage is really true, those Harvard folks down in Dallas will do what it takes to keep the people from small town USA getting to the hubs. If they want it to be at Eagle because others are not playing their song in dance they can do a ton. First the can not spin off Eagle, and give it a fleet plan. Eagle pays fairly well for an RJ airline. You can make almost $50,000/yr on 2nd year pay when you include per diem. We have CX pay which is really nice. We have about 1000 people or over 40% of ACTIVE pilots going to AA in the next 5 years (projected), and almost all the current pilots have spots at AA. Our pass benefits are UNHEARD of in the regional industry. If you like to travel, they are REALLY good (AA and Eagle for non-rev travel are treated the same, and AMR does not use seniority, they follow time of checkin.) If they offer a set fleet plan (which we have contractual wording that says for 220 planes), and word of new planes coming in, as well as people going to AA, and no spin off, this place could be a good place. I realize it also could be awful, we could shrink, and fall apart. However if these regional airlines are FIGHTING for pilots, why not do the above? However if this place does hire, its right there with skywest but at least you can non rev easily here. Our contract even post BK is better then many regionals. A USAIR deal will void this post 100%. |
Originally Posted by RJ Pilot
(Post 1329903)
Is that some kind of hair product?
It seems more than obvious you are in need of their assistance due to the latter. If you wont do it for yourself, perhaps for the sake of your loved ones (if you have any) ? I'm sure there are FAA approved treatments for OCD as well. |
Originally Posted by rickt86
(Post 1330184)
First this is just giving what you can do, please dont pick this out and argue with me about parts of it. I realize $50,000/yr is not a great pay check for example.
Eagle and Rah are almost Apples and Oranges. AMR has many tricks they can do to make Eagle the place people want to go. They have almost the most leverage in the industry. If this shortage is really true, those Harvard folks down in Dallas will do what it takes to keep the people from small town USA getting to the hubs. If they want it to be at Eagle because others are not playing their song in dance they can do a ton. First the can not spin off Eagle, and give it a fleet plan. Eagle pays fairly well for an RJ airline. You can make almost $50,000/yr on 2nd year pay when you include per diem. We have CX pay which is really nice. We have about 1000 people or over 40% of ACTIVE pilots going to AA in the next 5 years (projected), and almost all the current pilots have spots at AA. Our pass benefits are UNHEARD of in the regional industry. If you like to travel, they are REALLY good (AA and Eagle for non-rev travel are treated the same, and AMR does not use seniority, they follow time of checkin.) If they offer a set fleet plan (which we have contractual wording that says for 220 planes), and word of new planes coming in, as well as people going to AA, and no spin off, this place could be a good place. I realize it also could be awful, we could shrink, and fall apart. However if these regional airlines are FIGHTING for pilots, why not do the above? However if this place does hire, its right there with skywest but at least you can non rev easily here. Our contract even post BK is better then many regionals. A USAIR deal will void this post 100%. |
^iI agree. A USAir deal. With US managment would not be good for Eagle...
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When do we know if US Air deal will go thru or not?
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Originally Posted by SongMan
(Post 1330551)
When do we know if US Air deal will go thru or not?
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Can someone help me understand how this U.S. Air deal would effect one from applying to Eagle? Is the merger a good thing or bad?
Thanks |
Originally Posted by SongMan
(Post 1330697)
Can someone help me understand how this U.S. Air deal would effect one from applying to Eagle? Is the merger a good thing or bad?
Thanks |
^iI agree. A USAir deal. With US managment would not be good for Eagle... "As the evaluation process continues, I want to reiterate what Tom Horton said to us last week in a Special Jetwire and ensure that American Eagle employees understand that the discussions and evaluations that are occurring, are being done on behalf of AMR as a whole, which of course includes American Eagle. " |
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