AA rescinds April furloughs

[aa73]

Yup, a bunch of guys who were supposed to get furloughed on April 1 get to keep their jobs! (no, not an April fool's joke, it's already showing in Sabre.) A good sign of things to come?

73

 

[Jeff Helgeson]

So are you still on property?

Yup, a bunch of guys who were supposed to get furloughed on April 1 get to keep their jobs! (no, not an April fool's joke, it's already showing in Sabre.) A good sign of things to come?

73

So how close to being the anchorman are you?

Hang in there!

 

[AA717driver]

Nope, aa73 is on the outside looking in, like us... I think we're all in the same general area, though.

Jeff--do you have any CE500 time? Someone's looking in MD over on the corporate board.TC

 

[furloughfodder]

Yup, a bunch of guys who were supposed to get furloughed on April 1 get to keep their jobs!

A "bunch"? Are you kidding me? The number is 10. I am happy for those 10 people and their families, but this is not really big news from a company that has been furloughing 100+ per month since 9/11.

 

[CitationLover]

sadly no one is being recalled yet.

AMR must be reticent regarding the 300+ FB's at AE.....double training cost hit on the recall.

good luck to all.

 

[Neubyfly]

AA:

2889 pilots on furlough, 9716 total pilots remain on the seniority list.

23% are furloughed!

 

[pilot141]

Also the ten who missed the axe were sAAved by AMR granting Stand-in-Stead furloughs to people senior to them.

The same number of people left the property as was originally announced.

 

[aa73]

Sorry, you are all correct. The number is only 10, and it is not a true "rescindment", just a few more senior guys that took stand-in-steads.

I committed the unmistakeable sin of posting without verifying. My bad.

I really do think that recalls are not far away, though.

Jeff - I made it.

Regards, 73

 

[frank rizzo]

of the 2889 on furlough how far back is that seniority ?

 

[STL717]

Total furloughs - 2887

AA DOH MAY 2000
TWA DOH OCT 1988