SWA retirements
04-21-2012 | 12:40 PM
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Just perusing some retirement data....when I found this thread there are several contradictions in SWA retirement numbers within a few posts of each other. 
....Are we trying to confuse the enemy? 
. (Like Israel swapping serials on their planes periodically...)
....Are we trying to confuse the enemy? . (Like Israel swapping serials on their planes periodically...)
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04-21-2012 | 08:44 PM
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04-23-2012 | 02:23 PM
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That's not accurate. In Canada, retirement age is set by the CBA. One could be required to retire at Age 65. Technically your statement, to an extent, is true in the USA. Look at NetJets. If you can hold a medical, you can continue flying.
05-03-2012 | 07:24 AM
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08-04-2012 | 05:24 AM
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From: Southwest FO
From the combined seniority list (not dated) that was posted o/a 8-3-12:
Total pilots: 7965
2012 - 8
2013 - 125
2014 - 117
2015 - 147
2016 - 175
2017 - 162
2018 - 121
2019 - 151
2020 - 173
2021 - 214
2022 - 197
Can some SW/WN dude validate my data?
Thanks,
Stetson20
Total pilots: 7965
2012 - 8
2013 - 125
2014 - 117
2015 - 147
2016 - 175
2017 - 162
2018 - 121
2019 - 151
2020 - 173
2021 - 214
2022 - 197
Can some SW/WN dude validate my data?
Thanks,
Stetson20
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