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I think those guys will have plenty of notice, because their managers have to backfill their slots.
External hiring from the "current pool" may not happen until Feb or even March --- and my guess is 2-4 weeks notice for those guys.
The real unkown is when will the meet-n-greets and interviews start again for pilots not in the current pool.
There will be a need for at least 90-100 new hire pilots next year.
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Jan is their plan --- for internal pilots (...professional instructors and corporate pilots who have fulfilled their committments to those departments).
I think those guys will have plenty of notice, because their managers have to backfill their slots.
External hiring from the "current pool" may not happen until Feb or even March --- and my guess is 2-4 weeks notice for those guys.
The real unkown is when will the meet-n-greets and interviews start again for pilots not in the current pool.
There will be a need for at least 90-100 new hire pilots next year.
I think those guys will have plenty of notice, because their managers have to backfill their slots.
External hiring from the "current pool" may not happen until Feb or even March --- and my guess is 2-4 weeks notice for those guys.
The real unkown is when will the meet-n-greets and interviews start again for pilots not in the current pool.
There will be a need for at least 90-100 new hire pilots next year.
Friday, because they could not get the offer letter to me by Fedex prior to class starting (prior to Fedex Saturday delivery service.)
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FDXLAG - thanks for the reply
Busdrivr - sorry my questions irritated you. I did do a search before asking my questions. The results varied between FedEx pilots dying 5 years after retirement, a long discussion on soylent green and a 2006 retirement schedule that doesn't make sense considering other post that FedEx has one of the oldest pilot groups in the industry.
Busdrivr - sorry my questions irritated you. I did do a search before asking my questions. The results varied between FedEx pilots dying 5 years after retirement, a long discussion on soylent green and a 2006 retirement schedule that doesn't make sense considering other post that FedEx has one of the oldest pilot groups in the industry.
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