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Spoke with XJ crew planning today. Here was the current breakdown on aircraft placements (all subject to change at anytime, of course)
17 CRJ200s to MSP
12 CRJ900s to MSP
18 CRJ900s to DTW
6 CRJ900s to MEM
no need for that many 76 seaters in one base.
Eventually less CRJ900s in MSP when Compass gets all 36 175s, no need for that many 76 seaters in one base.
Any predictions on how junior vacancy 07-05 will go for SF340 CPTs? With both vacancies for CRJ and SF340 should be interesting. Factor in the rumor about the CRJ200's going to MSP. (Its all hoop dreams)
7-06 is out today any guess how low it will go. And for those curious about the last one the most junior MEM captain was in the 440's hired in jan 2001.
About thirty more numbers and it skips to 2003 and there are only low 600's seniority numbers on property. Including may newhires.
For 07-05 I had seniority number 450 in my mind but didn't have the courage to post it. Turns out I was pretty close. I would imagine 07-06 will run down to around 475 with a lot of filling in the gaps between the low and the high side.
It looks like senior guys and gals are going to take either the 900 or 200, what ever comes first. Why not since there is not much of a pay difference and if all the 200's go to MSP you would be sitting pretty on that list vs. only 6 or so 900's to MSP then they start filling in DTW and MEM with the next 15 A/C or what ever it is. Which could leave a senior dude on the 900 with reserve in MSP for a while making about the same as a line holder on the 200 with people below you, and possibly a better schedule with more scheduled days off. My gut tells me once the senior dudes realize quality of life might be better on the 200 they will push the union to work out a deal with the company to operate the two fleets as one which could be a win win for everyone. (Of course I mean with appropriate pay over rides)
As far as junior upgrades now might be the time to take advantage of it. Once summer is over it may go more senior for a little while. Politics a side its just nice to see some rapid movement for a change, almost too good to be true. (tomorrow is Friday???)
1000 hours or two years or service (not continuous). 24.13. According to the contract they will reduce years of service by months until they fill the vacancy. once they exhaust the list they can hire to fill the position. Most guys around my doh are probably close to the 800 mark and should be able to get to one thousand once we are off reserve for a couple of months.
I was told by training that the only upgrade requirement is ATP mins.