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Hopefully this trend will continue along all areas of DCI and is the beginning of the end of outsourcing. The more jobs that are brought back to DAL and DGS the better. In the long run it will create more mainline jobs for the DCI folks to migrate too....which is better for everyone concerned. You can't make an omlette without breaking a few eggs. DAL is in the beginning stages of a several year process to re-create itself. Imagine the cost savings if we didn't have 8 or 9 Regionals, Managements, Infrastructure, Maintenance...ect. The DAL pilot group could easily be 24,000....and even on reserve as a plug on the smallest equipment....it'd be a better job than any RJ Captain at xyz regional. Been there, done that and don't ever want to go back. I want everyone at mainline. The sooner the better.
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Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp
(Post 1244709)
Most CAs at DL are greater than 20 years with the company.
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Originally Posted by tim123
(Post 1244739)
Correct,so how are there very few 12 yr CA's at DL?
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1244606)
There are very few 12 years CA's if any at Delta. The only Captains making 240 an hour have 25 plus years with the company and are limited to the top few percent of the entire pilots list.
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Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp
(Post 1244741)
His point was that it's rare to find a CA at DL that has only 12 years... it's much higher than that in reality.
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Originally Posted by MunkyButtr
(Post 1244826)
Do what? By default then every captain is at least 12 years then. You sir, have confused me.
try and keep up ;) |
Originally Posted by Superpilot92
(Post 1244831)
pretty simple really, it was stated about 240 an hour 12 year captains. there are no captains that have been here 12 years making 240 an hour. Anyone at close to those rates have been here ALOT longer than 12 years.
try and keep up ;) Unless the pay starts at year 1 captain when you upgrade which i didnt think was the case. Must be then so i stand corrected I get it now, wow. My bad |
Originally Posted by Erdude32
(Post 1244733)
Hopefully this trend will continue along all areas of DCI and is the beginning of the end of outsourcing. The more jobs that are brought back to DAL and DGS the better. In the long run it will create more mainline jobs for the DCI folks to migrate too....which is better for everyone concerned. You can't make an omlette without breaking a few eggs. DAL is in the beginning stages of a several year process to re-create itself. Imagine the cost savings if we didn't have 8 or 9 Regionals, Managements, Infrastructure, Maintenance...ect. The DAL pilot group could easily be 24,000....and even on reserve as a plug on the smallest equipment....it'd be a better job than any RJ Captain at xyz regional. Been there, done that and don't ever want to go back. I want everyone at mainline. The sooner the better.
This is why SCOPE is so damn important. A group without scope faces the continual threat of having their job done by someone else for $3 less per hour. I flew with an RJ capt last week who no joke asked me "what's scope?" :mad: |
You were talking about the top of the pay scale. They were talking about the longevity of captains making near or around the pay rate you were speaking of ($240 an hour). Then it was a little muddled. To be making that rate you'd have to be on the biggest equipment at the 12 year rate which you would have to be to hold the seat. To be on the biggest equipment at the 12 year rate you'd have to be near the top of the seniority list to hold the seat. Therefore at the company for a very long time. A little less muddled?
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