AAI to SWA Training Schedule

[Tripower455]

Disagree, unless you know the FAA is somehow secretly authorizing SWA to fly 717's with NO training plan.

No training plan, no training center for 717, no 717 flights, period.

717 is dead to SWA Dec 31, 2014.

Now, end game they may jump through hoops, but the expense outweighs the returns.

I hope you're right and SWApA doesn't pull some kind of legal transition deferral out of their hat, allowing SW to operate Air Tran separately after 1/1/15. I'd be more surprised if they didn't do that.

 

[dicko]

28 per class, 112 per month, looks like 400ish get trained, leaving about 500 Jan 1, 2015. At 112 a month, it will take them through May 2015 to get everyone trained.

But they didn't see this coming, right.......

Enjoy your company paid vacation guys. SWAPA is not signing anything outside section six, the company brought this on themselves, they can dig themselves out, they want flattish, we can give them flattish.

The company paid vacation will be on SWA FO rates. That's a pay cut. Still not bad for doing nothing, but less money every month.

 

[vixin]

72 hrs X $151 = $10,872

90 TFP X $132.84= $11,955

 

[27 driver]

72 hrs X $151 = $10,872

90 TFP X $132.84= $11,955

Except most of the captains left will be north of $180 per hour.

75 hrs X $180 + $13,500
90 TFP X $132.84 = $11955

figures lie and liars figure

 

[dicko]

Except most of the captains left will be north of $180 per hour.

75 hrs X $180 + $13,500
90 TFP X $132.84 = $11955

figures lie and liars figure

She's not all that bright. It must be a burden.

 

[vixin]

Who's not the bright one? The only thing I was wrong about was the 72 instead of 75.

75 X 151= $11,325
90 x 132.84= $11,955

Better? That's right before the purchase AAI pilots where going to get an industry leading contract. HAHAHAHA!!! Think that's been proven at least 1000 times that wasn't going to happen. What a bunch of little cry babies some of you AAI guys are, pathetic!

 

[27 driver]

Who's not the bright one? The only thing I was wrong about was the 72 instead of 75.

75 X 151= $11,325
90 x 132.84= $11,955

Better? That's right before the purchase AAI pilots where going to get an industry leading contract. HAHAHAHA!!! Think that's been proven at least 1000 times that wasn't going to happen. What a bunch of little cry babies some of you AAI guys are, pathetic!

You are full of ********************. What they are making now compared to what they will be making is a pay cut. You want to compare rates that don't exist anymore. If that makes you feel better then fine. It's just not reality.

 

[FlyinGuy]

Wi the sitters be paid line guarantee or line average?

 

[Ty Webb]

Who's not the bright one? The only thing I was wrong about was the 72 instead of 75.

75 X 151= $11,325
90 x 132.84= $11,955

Better? That's right before the purchase AAI pilots where going to get an industry leading contract. HAHAHAHA!!! Think that's been proven at least 1000 times that wasn't going to happen. What a bunch of little cry babies some of you AAI guys are, pathetic!

You are living in the past, brutha.

PS., We turned those pay rates down over a year before the merger announcement. . . . but if it makes you feel better about your career path, feel free to spin it any way you like, just save it for the folks that don't know better, like maybe the cleaners or hotel van drivers.

 

[madjack]

I think u r blowing smoke if u think the last AAI raise wasn't because of the SWA purchase...but whatever...it's over