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I'm a flow through, and don't expect any type of seniority windfall. I have my issues with ALPA, but more so with mgt. That being said "truthhurts" is a very angry person.
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This entire thread is bulls#!t !
You assume that everyone hired in 05 and beyond is from Express. That they're all just young kids with no experience, unlike the "brain surgeons"at UAL. My early 05 class had 4 Express guys, 4 military (one C5 I think) The rest of us had plenty of previous airline experience. (10,000 hours and 4 type ratings for one example) Remember, UAL hired plenty of 300 hour (+ a vajayjay) wonders all through the 90's. I personally flew with 6 or 8 gals (and interns) who had a lot left to learn in the right seat of a commuter, but 4 months later they were gone to UAL with NO PIC. So that person deserves to go ahead of someone at CAL just because they got hired at UAL first? Sorry , ain't gonna happen. |
I was hired at CAL in '05 not Express. 8000 hours of flight time. A good friend of mine was hired in '05 and not Express. My friend could of held Guam captain on the last bid.
and that is the truth sorry if it hurts. |
Don't worry, it will be relative plus or minus a couple percentage points from your current seniority. They will fence the 744 and 787 for 5 years, and that will be it. Look at DL/NW for answers.
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Originally Posted by CALFO
(Post 1155769)
Not true. At best maybe, MAYBE 30%. The flow through ending in early 2006.
Again, that's if IIRC. But looking at a CAL seniority list it seems to be as I remember. |
Originally Posted by Flytolive
(Post 1155725)
The answer is it doesn't matter. Whenever the three arbitrator panel decides the pilot and aircraft "snapshots" should have been taken they will determine how many mainline pilots were required to fly the fleets at each airline, and from the demographics of the groups and the flying and compensation they brought to the merger they will determine how to merge those pilot jobs. Ancillary issues that can be proven with solid evidence will affect things on the margin but once the arbitrators decide how to merge those slots from each airline they will then fill in those UAL/CAL slots starting with the pilots from the top of both lists.
Also, no matter how much we debate our arguments on APC will have zero effect on the outcome. |
Originally Posted by skippy
(Post 1155951)
Hired at ual in 10/07. After the panel gets done with it i feel pretty cconfident i go above anyone from cal near my date based on career projections. Book it!
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Originally Posted by xjtguy
(Post 1155986)
IIRC, early 2006 was the LAST of the P.I.G.S., NOT flow ups/"Shindler's List', they finished up in 2005. I flew with one that went at that time. With the LAST 4 going in March 2006. I flew with them as well. One in 2005 before they (the last 4) had dates, and the 2 others were on their last few trip at XJT. The 4th was hired directly into the training department and had a slightly offset CALEX hire date from the other 3 but was still in the last of the P.I.G. category.
Again, that's if IIRC. But looking at a CAL seniority list it seems to be as I remember. What does IIRC mean? |
Originally Posted by CALFO
(Post 1155769)
At best maybe, MAYBE 30%. The flow through ending in early 2006. The bottom 1,000 of the list (even without the UA pilots) was hired after the flow through ended. And if you want to talk about flow through, certainly you must be aware that the ratio was 1 for 3.
Originally Posted by Speedtape
(Post 1155978)
This entire thread is bulls#!t !
You assume that everyone hired in 05 and beyond is from Express. That they're all just young kids with no experience, unlike the "brain surgeons"at UAL. My early 05 class had 4 Express guys, 4 military (one C5 I think) The rest of us had plenty of previous airline experience. (10,000 hours and 4 type ratings for one example) Remember, UAL hired plenty of 300 hour (+ a vajayjay) wonders all through the 90's. I personally flew with 6 or 8 gals (and interns) who had a lot left to learn in the right seat of a commuter, but 4 months later they were gone to UAL with NO PIC. Nov 07 hire, ex Waterskier.. in my class of 16, we had 4 mil (myself included as a C-5 FE), a handful of Regional guys, a couple of 135 guys and I believe one or two Coex. Yes, there are many "G" numbers (and others) who are ex Coex/flow through's but they do not make up the entire bottom of the CAL list.. Unfortunately there are a handful of pilots on both side, that have some hatred of all things ALPA (my opinion) and spew their "thoughts" of history and facts. Every now and then, they do bring up a valid point.. but it's usually lost in rants that they post. Again, the bottom of the CAL List is not all Coex.. and, the few G numbers I've spoken with, none of them are expecting "super seniority" nor do they have a undying love for JP. (They don't hate him either.. just indifferent). It is what it is~ Fly Safe, Fly the Contract Motch PS> Hope I can write "that".. just got banned from another Forum for writing "Fly The Contract"! lol |
Originally Posted by Bill Lumberg
(Post 1155975)
No, that's not how it works. It will be category and class, and throw in relative seniority + or - a couple current seniority percentages. Look at the closest merger to your size, DL/NW. Look at that REALLY close. That's the way it goes. Fence the 744s for UAL guys and 787s for CAL guys for 5 years and there you have it. Nailed it.
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