Empty Lines, etc. just announced for May
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You shouldn't be panicking yet, but this is certainly one step closer to furloughs if Boeing issues continue and demand starts to slide. We're not there yet, but don't kid yourself. By offering some of these lines, United will see how many pilots are willing to step away unpaid for a month or two. This gives them a better idea of manpower and furlough numbers they would need.
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This airline and the industry has a long history of hire till they furlough. I don’t think we will furlough but I can see an indefinite freeze on hiring in our future.
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You shouldn't be panicking yet, but this is certainly one step closer to furloughs if Boeing issues continue and demand starts to slide. We're not there yet, but don't kid yourself. By offering some of these lines, United will see how many pilots are willing to step away unpaid for a month or two. This gives them a better idea of manpower and furlough numbers they would need.
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weekends off? Nope...
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The communication refers to Boeing delivery schedule as a catalyst for these offerings. What I don't get is hardly any of these offerings are for 737, or for 737 super base like IAH being recently bolstered. It seems mostly random wide body stuff. I get 78s are delayed too, but not to the same extent.
I think to this must be normal adjustments to market softening, small ones at that, and why not blame Boeing as it fits the narrative for so many other agendas.
I think to this must be normal adjustments to market softening, small ones at that, and why not blame Boeing as it fits the narrative for so many other agendas.
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