June New-Hire Classes Announced
05-01-2019 | 07:49 AM
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June New-Hire Classes Announced
Flight Operations is pleased to announce that furlough returnee/new-hire classes will occur on June 17/18 for approximately 30 pilots.
Here is the current schedule of announced upcoming classes:
• May 6/7
• May 13/14
• June 17/18
For more information, visit Flying Together > My Work > Flight Training > Pilots - HFPD Human Factors and Pilot Development
Here is the current schedule of announced upcoming classes:
• May 6/7
• May 13/14
• June 17/18
For more information, visit Flying Together > My Work > Flight Training > Pilots - HFPD Human Factors and Pilot Development
05-01-2019 | 08:33 AM
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Flight Operations is pleased to announce that furlough returnee/new-hire classes will occur on June 17/18 for approximately 30 pilots.
Here is the current schedule of announced upcoming classes:
• May 6/7
• May 13/14
• June 17/18
For more information, visit Flying Together > My Work > Flight Training > Pilots - HFPD Human Factors and Pilot Development
Here is the current schedule of announced upcoming classes:
• May 6/7
• May 13/14
• June 17/18
For more information, visit Flying Together > My Work > Flight Training > Pilots - HFPD Human Factors and Pilot Development
05-01-2019 | 08:53 AM
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Flight Operations is pleased to announce that furlough returnee/new-hire classes will occur on June 17/18 for approximately 30 pilots.
Here is the current schedule of announced upcoming classes:
• May 6/7
• May 13/14
• June 17/18
For more information, visit Flying Together > My Work > Flight Training > Pilots - HFPD Human Factors and Pilot Development
Here is the current schedule of announced upcoming classes:
• May 6/7
• May 13/14
• June 17/18
For more information, visit Flying Together > My Work > Flight Training > Pilots - HFPD Human Factors and Pilot Development
05-01-2019 | 09:08 AM
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05-01-2019 | 09:32 AM
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IMHO, only a handful of the 50 will return. Those pilots can hold narrow-body CA or wide-body FO and will have 20-years of longevity this year for pay/vacation, so the ones that want to return already have.
05-01-2019 | 09:44 AM
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Yes and no.
Both the company and ALPA have said a big reason for these classes is new instructor training to prepare for a HUGE wave of training this upcoming fall/winter/spring. Right now UAL has 45 new Boeings arriving in 2020 and they are all growth (17 are wide-bodies).
Combine that with known retirements and the training footprint looks staggering across all fleets.
Both the company and ALPA have said a big reason for these classes is new instructor training to prepare for a HUGE wave of training this upcoming fall/winter/spring. Right now UAL has 45 new Boeings arriving in 2020 and they are all growth (17 are wide-bodies).
Combine that with known retirements and the training footprint looks staggering across all fleets.
05-01-2019 | 10:14 AM
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Yes and no.
Both the company and ALPA have said a big reason for these classes is new instructor training to prepare for a HUGE wave of training this upcoming fall/winter/spring. Right now UAL has 45 new Boeings arriving in 2020 and they are all growth (17 are wide-bodies).
Combine that with known retirements and the training footprint looks staggering across all fleets.
Both the company and ALPA have said a big reason for these classes is new instructor training to prepare for a HUGE wave of training this upcoming fall/winter/spring. Right now UAL has 45 new Boeings arriving in 2020 and they are all growth (17 are wide-bodies).
Combine that with known retirements and the training footprint looks staggering across all fleets.
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