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Very Interesting. Why do I have the feeling there's gonna be more than 36 CRJs coming over an almost two-year span?
 
So how is this going to work? If I still have FURLOUGH as number 1 choice on the preference bid will they just put my name on the award some where when it comes out on March 6th and then I will get a recall letter soon after. Will I then have 5 days to accept or terminate.

Or if I have FURLOUGH on there as number one is that like saying I don't want to come back since the vacancy says "FULL RECALL"?

The way I understand it, you will still be listed on the notice then have your 5 days to accept or resign.
(as the circus music plays in the background)
 
I wouldn't be suprised to see 17 CRJ's coming from 9E. With rumors of 9E flying for Delta, and NWAs threat to pull them if the contract is not done by the end of March, it would seem like a pretty good bet. 9E will get them back though (and then some) when our contract is up. Can someone from 9E refresh my memory on how it works if you fly for another carrier?
 
Very Interesting. Why do I have the feeling there's gonna be more than 36 CRJs coming over an almost two-year span?
If the NWA pilots allow the mesaba contract to be used as SJet, you will get the ERJ's as well.
 
let me just say......It will be interesting to see how many come back. I have thought that not many would come back, but now I am thinking a few more than I thought would come back. There is a lot to think about with the possibilities of us having ERJ's, the 900's and saabs. I would think that the other thought of having some sort of flow would be a nice possibility. All that is up in the air, but one thing is for sure, if we are wholly owned, there is for sure going to be more growth than just 36 planes. So if we made it to 1500 pilots, coming back in the 500-600 range has a lot of potential.
 
Do you remember your password to get on mymesaba? If so just go on and see how the first vacancy played out. (out of 220 they had only about 30-40 acutally take the recall and not quit or bypass) Then they put out a second notice for the same class date for the remaining 20 seats and apparantly it bypassed all the way to the bottom and everyone on the bottom just resigned (no surprise there) so planning just said F-it and changed the recall to recall everyone, no more chance to bypass. It's now a take the MEM SF34 FO seats for April 2 or quit.
 
I talked with planning, they said that they were having to do way to much work to recall what they needed. So they decided to cut out the crap and recall everyone. I asked what will they do with 170 FO's in MEM, he said that its like a phantom base and that by the time they are back they will have the FO's where they need them. He also said that most will never even go to MEM. Now I see this as an indication of a number of things.

One, they are not expecting a lot of people to come back from furlough.
Two, they want all the recalls back now so that they can attract new hires to a shiny new CRJ 900.
Three, The are trying to get 150 FO's back because they are expecting 15 of 9E's crj 200's

When I talked to planning, they said that they will use the recalls as they need them. I am paraphrazing, and his statement confused me a little, but I suspect that they will not have one class of 150. My guess is that they will have a number of classes spread out over a few months. That is my guess, one of these, or a combination of these.
 

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