Hair-on-Fire
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Is AA training pilots already for the A320?
Does it become a Super 320 with a couple AA pilots up front?
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Is AA training pilots already for the A320?
Does it become a Super 320 with a couple AA pilots up front?
The date of Constructive Notice for the Seniority List Intigration Snapshot is February 14, 2013.
What do we know?
- The 2014 rest rules are approaching and will increase pilot staffing by ~5%.
- 58 American pilots reach age 65 in 2013. ~253 APA pilots will reach age 65 before SLI integration.
- US Airways pilot hiring has repeatedly stated that hiring will continue indefinitely beyond 2013.
- The newAmerican MTA gives furlough protection for all pilots on property by POR, which should be submitted August, 2013. There must be some growth occurring for Management to agree to this.
- AA training departments are spooling up and expanding for B777, B737 and A319 deliveries. Further expansion will be needed to anticipate for coming retirements.
- Scope is being severely relaxed at newAmerican. This may provide feed for domestic and international up-gauging and growth.
- POR will bring full code sharing between LCC and AMR for further up-gauging and international growth.
- AMR is taking delivery of 777s and has 16 on order thru 2016 or 1 every 86 days (assuming none have been delivered and 1382 days).
- AMR is taking delivery of 100 B737s thru 2017 or 1 every 17.5 days (assuming non have been delivered and 1747 days). How much growth is here?
- AMR will take deliveries of 130 A319/A321 from July of 2013 thru 2016 or 1 every 12.6 days (assuming 1632 days). How much growth is here?
- This is a little far off, but it close enough to mention that AMR will take delivery of 42 787s from November 2014 thru September 2018 or 1 every 34 days (assuming 1429 days).
So will American hire this summer? I think so.
Does it become a Super 320 with a couple AA pilots up front?
All sounds great for you guys, and I hope the new-hires start showing up soon. I did have to laugh a little bit at the bold font bullet, though. If relaxing scope this time can actually be found to increase mainline growth, that would be an industry first.