Attrition at ASA?

[Flybywire44]

Has it slowed down at all? I find it hard to believe we're still losing the same amount of people.

 

[PositionandHold]

Either that or the monkeys in crew planning are still hiring like we have some huge shortage.

Which we uh. dont.

 

[Texx]

Either that or the monkeys in crew planning are still hiring like we have some huge shortage.

Which we uh. dont.

Uh, you might want to educate yourself. HR does the hiring, crew planning builds your pairs/lines.

 

[goahead]

Who knows now without a great group in the CP office (secretaries that is) excluding Gene, that's how we all used to find out.

 

[BIGGOAT]

Last week the official count was 29ish pilots leaving ASA since the last seniority list. The cp's keep an excel list of pilots leaving, just ask and they'll show it to you.

Goat

 

[Cpt Oveur]

Manager of Crew planning, BM, said that he was told by SH and CT to not slow down hiring at all, even to the ATR. If the airplanes go away, then ASA will have an excess 100 or so pilots. Last I heard about 25-28 a month.

 

[Long Time Gone]

Who knows now without a great group in the CP office (secretaries that is) excluding Gene, that's how we all used to find out.

Especially since Jean is a woman, and Gene is a man.

 

[Beergut]

Stockpiling pilots...it must mean something big is on the horizon.

 

[goahead]

Especially since Jean is a woman, and Gene is a man.

My bad, who do I owe the beer?

 

[Texx]

Manager of Crew planning, BM, said that he was told by SH and CT to not slow down hiring at all, even to the ATR. If the airplanes go away, then ASA will have an excess 100 or so pilots. Last I heard about 25-28 a month.

You too.

BRIAN MORRIS, MANAGER - CREW ADMINISTRATION

There is a difference. Has nothing to do with crew planning.