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Originally Posted by Thedude
No I am not misinterpreting his comments.
I am trying to make a clarification.
You cannot count years on property if [when] the flow did not exist.
You can began to count once the conditions were triggered to make the flow happened.
I know it is splitting hairs but it is more correct.
Kinda like saying you have been trying to get on at AA for 20 yrs because you got your private 20 yrs ago.
Or telling folks you work at American when it was really American Eagle.
All due respect, you are misrepresenting my comments. I am stating how many years those pilots were flying, before they got to AA; not how long the flow agreement was in effect.
In many of these cases, they were flying for Envoy/Eagle, in some cases they may have started at other regionals and then got hired by Envoy/Eagle. When they flowed just a few years ago, they were age 50 or there about.
Two results of this.
These pilots and other pilots, after many, many years finally got to one of the majors. (Age 50 vs. many in the future who will be age 30). They wondered if they ever would. I am glad for them, they finally did.
Secondly, after the wave of retirements over the next 10 - 20 years, this will be extended by pilots that flowed with 15 years +/- before they retire. Even those who flowed who are age 40 will extend the hiring wave.
I trust this clarifies the intent of my initial post. Sorry if I left it open to be misinterpreted the way you did. My fault.