SellingDirt
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Trying to get a quick snapshot on who is hiring, recalling and furloughing..
The only Hiring I know of is
FedEx
UPS
SWA
B6
AirTran (?)
Pretty much all the regionals (?)
Recalling
Delta
United (expected to be through the list by end of Dec.)
USAir
NWA
Anyone else?
Recalling
Delta
United (expected to be through the list by end of Dec.)
USAir
NWA
United (expected to be through the list by end of Dec.)
Once Delta starts hiring next year, what is the outlook for new-hires as far as base, equipment, reserve time, etc.
And yes, before some clever person takes a shot at DAL, I know that upgrade times are going to be long.
Anyone know if IAD A320 slots are being filled at United?
The one aircraft that's being avoided by recallees is the 737.
There were no 320s on the last vacancy bid. I think that the last recall class had some 320s, going to ORD and IAD.
The one aircraft that's being avoided by recallees is the 737. There are people who are taking bypasses and waiting for 320 slots, so the 320 is going to recalled furloughees, just higher up on the foodchain. Furloughees can come back any time after they've bypassed, as long as there's a class.
The best way to describe the fleet/seat situation for recalls is that it's very fluid right now. Things are moving very quickly through the recall list.
Trying to get a quick snapshot on who is hiring, recalling and furloughing..
The only Hiring I know of is
FedEx
UPS
SWA
B6
AirTran (?)
There were no 320s on the last vacancy bid. I think that the last recall class had some 320s, going to ORD and IAD.
The one aircraft that's being avoided by recallees is the 737. There are people who are taking bypasses and waiting for 320 slots, so the 320 is going to recalled furloughees, just higher up on the foodchain. Furloughees can come back any time after they've bypassed, as long as there's a class.
The best way to describe the fleet/seat situation for recalls is that it's very fluid right now. Things are moving very quickly through the recall list.