B6Busdriver
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Why? Our "history" clearly shows net fleet growth of about 9 aircraft a year in all of the recent years. More in our more distant history. They are stating and will state to the investors soon that 2013 will be our biggest growth year since 2006. 9 aircraft (or more) net growth per year, which we have almost always sustained and are being told to expect, is about 5% fleet expansion which will correlate more or less (more over the long term) with pilot seniority list expansion.
5% per year is close to, and in most cases more than the expected sustained retirements at each legacy. Now, you could argue that growth could theoretically stop here at JB, and reasonable people could argue that not every retiring pilot will be replaced at a legacy.
But either way, you will argue what ever side of any issue to make it look worse for JB.
Look skippy, as I told you earlier in this thread I was told up to 4 aircraft may go back or may not. You hate it when people bring up facts, I know you wish this place was as great as you though it was when you got hired. Reality is a tough thing. Not to worry though, almost 20 pilots have been fired over the last year. That makes for great attrition doesn't it?