ASA recalls 42.
06-13-2010 | 10:50 AM
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It'll be interesting to see how many notices they send out vs how many they need back. As of now, it doesn't look like anyone took SH's advice and updated their bypass preference online (excluding the 3 already bypassed). Will the 12 pilots who went to GoJet receive a recall notice? How many of them would bypass if offered? I know a few people that have moved on with their lives and will not be accepting a recall. Just my .02, but I'd be surprised to see 50 of the 80 come back 1st round. Judging from the "some" part of his email, maybe 25 pilots needed?
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06-13-2010 | 11:27 AM
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Wow, 12 went to GoJet? Didn't know it was that many. I would think most or all of them hold a line at GJ and wouldn't take recall this round as they'd end up being the plug at ASA, especially with how horrid life has been for reserves--strike that, all pilots at Atlantic Southeast Super Regional Airlines lately. Not worth it.
06-13-2010 | 11:56 AM
#116
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Wow, 12 went to GoJet? Didn't know it was that many. I would think most or all of them hold a line at GJ and wouldn't take recall this round as they'd end up being the plug at ASA, especially with how horrid life has been for reserves--strike that, all pilots at Atlantic Southeast Super Regional Airlines lately. Not worth it.
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