B-J-J Fighter
Royce Gracie in Action
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In the process. Barring BK (not likely) or another 9/11 scenario, every furloughee will be back on the property by summer 2006B-J-J Fighter said:I know this will be pure speculation. When do you think DAL,
A very long while. They have folks from TWA and AMR on the street with no likely recall forseen for quite some timAMR,
They recalled a few, but are still in BK with no sign of a plan to exit!and UAL
10 years most likelywill have everyone recalled? 2 yrs? 5 yrs? 10 yrs?
nope! IF anything, they will probably continue to decrease due to the fact there are so many pilots out there willing to do it for less!Will wages return back to Pre 911 levels? Thanks
And what fleet type would that be?catIIIc said:AA will be announcing more furloughs in the next couple of months with a possibility of another fleet type being parked. AA will not be recalling probably for the next two years or so plus with about 3500 on the street the next downturn will happen before everyone is recalled.
They'll probably park the 'bus and shrink to around 7000-8000 pilots.80drvr said:And what fleet type would that be?
My guess is that you are correct!furloughfodder said:They'll probably park the 'bus and shrink to around 7000-8000 pilots.
Just my worthless .02 cents.
We only have 34 A-300s. Only would account for 3-400 pilots. Much of that flying is profitable, so it would have to be absorded by another fleet which would mitigate some of the job loss.furloughfodder said:They'll probably park the 'bus and shrink to around 7000-8000 pilots.
Just my worthless .02 cents.