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Quote: How many "promises" has American failed to live up to in regards to your airline? If the answer is one or more, then your argument is invalid.
The difference is that American is under different management. It's being working as promised since the merger.

Now, why do you think they didn't gave more flow to PSA? Because they are tied with the envoy flow until the Protected pilots are gone. Then I could see AA merging regionals when the supply of pilots will be less. (In about 5 yrs)
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Quote: last I checked
PDT was 3 and PSA is now 5
Even at 35%, it's 17-18 at Envoy


hiring 750. up to 150 recalls = 600
600/12=50
50 x 35%=17-18 a month

That is what you call about the same?
I suck at math but if PDT was the same size as Envoy, ~2000 pilots, we would flow around 16 pilots a month. Right now we have around 450. Envoys is better, but not way better. PSA sounds like they got hosed.
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Quote: How many "promises" has American failed to live up to in regards to your airline? If the answer is one or more, then your argument is invalid.
You are desperately, desperately grasping at straws. American hasn't broken any promises. Not one.

If you are living in the past and referring to AMR, well then that is your problem. And you need to check your facts. The flow does not decrease to 35% after the 824. It remains at 50% through the PP group once the 40th E175 arrives. The arrival of the 40th E175 and the first PP flow should coincide around the same time.

After the PP group the number of pilots on property is relatively small...meaning the time to flow for an individual person will still be the same if not quicker.

But keep trying to play the "what if" game. You are doing a great job at it.

I'll help you out:

If a meteor strikes the earth tomorrow and wipes out civilization, AA probably won't honor the flow.

Is that a good enough one for you?
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Quote: You might want to run those numbers again. The 5, 6, 7 or 8 guys a month that flow from PSA is nothing compared to the 50% a month that envoy is flowing at 15, 20, 25 or 30 a month. Maybe you guys shouldn't have given up more concessions for a better flow.

Your right though, envoy is currently at 40% reserve covering the short falls for all the lowest cost bidders. Since those carriers cannot staff those flights, that flying is coming back to envoy. Sure seems like a lot of RAH and PSA pilots here doing their best to steer as many as they can away for envoy. What are you guys so afraid of?
This guy gets it.
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Quote: Should pilots come to Envoy based on what YOU expect to happen ?

They'd have to be colossal saps to do something like that. BTW, I recall that exact phrase about the "fountain of youth" on EL, but from Mason, not you. Perhaps you two ARE the same ? After all, doesn't Mason has a history of multiple personalities ?

Once again, it must be emphasized that the number of pilots who retire at AA does not necessarily equal the number of new pilots needed and thus a specific direct impact on future flows. I know it gives a warm and fuzzy to those cold and frazzled though.



I read on EL that the company is planning 205 upgrades for 2016 (not yet awarded) as per RW on 11/4. How many F/O's are there at Envoy, 1000 ?

That means Envoy will have to upgrade 800 in the following 1.5 years from January 2017 to mid 2018 to meet the 2.5 year upgrade for an Envoy new-hire of today. That math doesn't add up to me, but then again, I don't work for CLR or drink Envoy Kool-Aid like a famished water buffalo. Also, one MEC rep said no flows to AA for December and he'd be surprised if more then 20 go in January. That sounds like a very tepid start to the Envotopian conga line you and others are trumpeting here.

Caveat Emptor.
You just don't get it. I've explained this over and over. The math works. Yes, 205 upgrades next year and that puts us right in line with the 2.5 year upgrade OR less. Did you get that? Maybe LESS than 2.5. I think management was trying to be realistic with the 2.5 but quite frankly the numbers show it to be less than 2.5. Dare I say 2/4? It's certainly WELL within the realm of possibility.

The fact is AAG management has done exactly as they said they would. They are living up to their promises and that equals a bright future for Envoy pilots. Or should I say, AA pilots. Because in reality, that's what we already are.

Some on here have made it their life mission to tear down Envoy. I think it's jealousy. Why? Because Gojet, RAH, TransStates to name a few do not have the CAREER PROGRESSION an Envoy pilot has. That's something you wouldn't understand. It's like arguing with a child.
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Quote: How many "promises" has American failed to live up to in regards to your airline? If the answer is one or more, then your argument is invalid.
AAG has kept every promise they have made since Day One. They are doing exactly as they said they would. Our flow percentages blow away the other wholly owned. It's a great time to be an Envoy pilot.
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Quote: You just don't get it. I've explained this over and over. The math works. Yes, 205 upgrades next year and that puts us right in line with the 2.5 year upgrade OR less. Did you get that? Maybe LESS than 2.5. I think management was trying to be realistic with the 2.5 but quite frankly the numbers show it to be less than 2.5. Dare I say 2/4? It's certainly WELL within the realm of possibility.
I guess you don't get it either as from my perspective your "math" sucks. If only 205 upgrades occur next year as management has indicated, the rest of the present F/O's must upgrade within 1.5 years after that. That's about 800 F/O's if you have 2000 pilots. I wouldn't be surprised by anything you say as each Tale of Ulysses is wilder then the last.

Quote: The fact is AAG management has done exactly as they said they would. They are living up to their promises and that equals a bright future for Envoy pilots. Or should I say, AA pilots. Because in reality, that's what we already are.

Some on here have made it their life mission to tear down Envoy. I think it's jealousy. Why? Because Gojet, RAH, TransStates to name a few do not have the CAREER PROGRESSION an Envoy pilot has. That's something you wouldn't understand. It's like arguing with a child.
AAG management has reason to meet the present flow, the most important being they are required to as per Nicolau's award. Right now, that works for them considering Envoy's pilot demographics and their likely plan for the WO regional future. Only a sap would mistake what AAG is doing from a self-interest/contractual reason to what Envoy management is promises for THEIR personal interests. Some on here have also made it their life's mission to sell snake oil to boost their own CAREER PROGRESSION and a few because they are probably paid for it. ........I heard it was $96,000 last year ?

Keep selling hard as you wish, but I don't think the Envoy CJC is reeling in to many suckers with their song and dance act. Perhaps if you added a parrot ?
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Quote: AAG has kept every promise they have made since Day One. They are doing exactly as they said they would. Our flow percentages blow away the other wholly owned. It's a great time to be an Envoy pilot.
The reason for that is NOT any love for Envoy pilots.....you remember those guys, the pilots that repeatedly flipped them the finger, poked them in the eye and were subsequently brought to their knees ?

Envoy is serving its purpose as pinch-hitters right now, because you have the assets right now. You shouldn't let that go to your head, but I see it's obviously too late. Your management can make any agreements it wants to with you, but the long-term plan is over their pay grades (way over) and they are just trying to stack the deck in their favor for the future. You're just the pawns they are using to woo Parker.
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Quote: More or less, AAG is giving up more than 100% of their new hire classes to WO'd flows. There is no way that this will work. I'll keep it simple for you...you can't have more than 100%.

If you think that Envoy will go above 35% once the 824 are gone, you are sadly mistaken. Envoy will be slightly larger than PDT, but smaller than PSA at that point. AAG will have what they want - 3 WO'd that are all about the same size, and will be able to play them against each other. The hostile attitudes that Envoy has against the others is exactly what AAG wants. You guys are cheerleading for a company that is playing you. Seriously. Wake up.
100% of the AA classes? No, no one ever said that. About 70% will be from WOs. Watch the town hall videos on jetnet. That'll answer your questions, guy.
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Quote: Or should I say, AA pilots. Because in reality, that's what we already are.
HAHAHAHAHA! That is the dumbest thing I've heard this year. You're not a mainline pilot, you're a regional pilot just like the rest of us. You're also, an idiot. Enjoy your eternity on reserve, dbag.
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