WyoHerkdriver
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CSY--Do you have a lot of people ahead of you for recall? They are running through them pretty quickly.
About 710 or 712 on the recall list.
Yeah, I bunch of guys have defered, BUT, they are the ones who took voluntarily furlough and probably have no interest in coming back for awhile. One of those seniority numbers goes down to 5000....![]()
Once the letters are sent to that bunch and the predicted deferal letters received, the real recalls can begin. Probably going to be quite a different %. 1/3 coming back perhaps, but that is speculation on my part.
It could also change depending on the outcome of the contract negotiations.
APA is asking for Fed-Ex plus one. If that happens, some dudes and duddettes may quit JetBLue and others to harvest the goldmine in TX.
I am going back even if they hand me the MD80 in LGA.
Tired of fighting pilot-hating "managers" at the non-union sweat shop I work for these days.![]()
Pay is the same.
I am going back even if they hand me the MD80 in LGA.
If so trade with any ex-TWA in your class because if they are LGA S80 they can move laterally to SLT without losing their reinstatement rights. If they are MIA 737 and they bid SLT S80 they lose their reinstatement rights. Just a thought.
Good luck--hope it gets to you soon.TC
P.S.--I think FEX + is a little unrealistic (I think that came out in a PDP propa...er, I mean press release). Getting back to 4/03 pay would be a good place to start.
So please AA pilots, keep the bar set down near the floor like these two fine pilots are doing. Management will rake it in, and maybe every once in a while, we'll throw you a couple of table scraps with some grizzle on them. That's my way of saying "Merry Christmas!"
It's always refreshing to start the morning when I see that other pilots are starting to "get it."
The days of big pilot pay are long gone.
What is important here is to maximize the executive team bonus at AA, or risk losing valuable talent at the top. Look at last year. You executive team pocketed a paltry $100 Million dollar bonus. The next one looks like it is only going to be close to $200 Million. Still an embarassing amount to pay for such fine talent. We need to get this to more realistic levels, like the bonuses paid to the execs at ExxonMobil.
Like I said however, it is guys like AA717driver and CSY Mon that give me hope for this industry. They realize that keeping pay to "realistic" levels a.k.a levels of the JBLU trash pickers, is the only way to go.
So please AA pilots, keep the bar set down near the floor like these two fine pilots are doing. Management will rake it in, and maybe every once in a while, we'll throw you a couple of table scraps with some grizzle on them. That's my way of saying "Merry Christmas!"
maybe by the time they get to my number (2200ish) they'll be recalling into the right seat of the 757 slt. Well, that's the dream i'm holdin' on to.......
Don't harsh my mellow!
Does every piece of equipment at AA have a Domestic and International sub-base?
Erfly,
No, the S80 is only domestic. However we do fly into Canada, and Mexico with it, however it is considered domestic and pays domestic.
Almost every other plane and base has Domestic and Int'l. Int'l overide is $6.00 an hour for captain and a %for FOs based on your seniority year. I have been here around 8 years and the overide would be about $4.00 an hour added to my aircraft hourly pay.
When you look at our bases and aircraft they show up as /I and /D after the base, A/C and seat. ie.
MIA/737/FO/D
MIA/767/CA/I
Hope this helps,
AAflyer
I should add that for except for som very small domestic 777 flying, most bases for the 777 are Int'l only. There is only Int'l for 300 in LGA. (I know we only fly it out of JFK, however your bid status will show LGA/300/FO/I)