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Originally Posted by neverposts
webster is wrong. furlough implies you have a seniority number and have to be called back in seniority order. that is called being laid off. you probably think driving is a privilege and you actually need a license to drive. do some research dude.
Furlough isn't limited to 121. Furlough isn't even limited to pilots, aviation, or seniority-based systems. Gate agents get furloughed. Hotel staff get furloughed. Assembly line workers get furloughed. Anyone can be furloughed, contract or not.
Furlough means that you got laid off and either will get called back or have rights to come back.
Yes, furloughed 121 pilots are laid off.
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Originally Posted by PossibleDeviation
Did I ever say they weren't receiving pay? I said every airline sent their trainees home. Someone else said "9E didn't" and that is incorrect as they did.....
That was me. You're posting in a furlough thread, and folks are listing off airlines that have furloughed. IIRC, some of those airlines have only furloughed pilots in training. So when dera mentioned YX pilots being sent home from training, and you responded about all airlines, I equated "sent home" to "furloughed," because, y'know, context.
So, in the literal sense, did all regionals send pilots in training home when the schoolhouses and sims shut down? Well... yeah. Those pilots haven't been living in hotels for seven months. Not all of those pilots have been furloughed or receiving only 20 hours of credit per month, though, either.