MEC Summary of Nicolau Remedy [edit:AmEagle]
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Keep in mind, there will be pilots more senior to that last flowthrough position also offered the spot who didnt get a flowthrough number before. There will also be attrition so some of those currently eligible AE CAs will be gone.
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Oh yea, I am with ya BP. The most junior pilot with a flowthrough number is 798 seniority with a 8/96 Eagle DOH. Out of all the guys senior to him, there are only 271 without AA #s. 174 of them are currently age 50 or older. I would be surprised if 100 of those 271 decided to take the AA flowthrough when the time comes.
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Don't forget the AE flows must comply with the AA time to upgrade of 10 years (as the arbitrator ruled) as a condition of being a NEW HIRE at AA. I am not sure if the 10 year to upgrade is as of June 2010 when age 65 was the mandatory retirement date or in 1997, when the mandatory retirement was age 60. My guess is age 65. So no AE flows over 55 or 50 years old depending on the arbitrator's 10 year to upgrade date.
I know I am confused, but that is a normal condition for me.
I know I am confused, but that is a normal condition for me.
#39
Don't forget the AE flows must comply with the AA time to upgrade of 10 years (as the arbitrator ruled) as a condition of being a NEW HIRE at AA. I am not sure if the 10 year to upgrade is as of June 2010 when age 65 was the mandatory retirement date or in 1997, when the mandatory retirement was age 60. My guess is age 65. So no AE flows over 55 or 50 years old depending on the arbitrator's 10 year to upgrade date.
I know I am confused, but that is a normal condition for me.
I know I am confused, but that is a normal condition for me.
there have been questions about the “time to captain” clause mentioned in the award. We received clarification from Arbitrator Nicolau on Thursday that the previously calculated time of 10 years will apply to all flow-through pilots. A new calculation will not take place.
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Oh yea, I am with ya BP. The most junior pilot with a flowthrough number is 798 seniority with a 8/96 Eagle DOH. Out of all the guys senior to him, there are only 271 without AA #s. 174 of them are currently age 50 or older. I would be surprised if 100 of those 271 decided to take the AA flowthrough when the time comes.
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