Prepare yourselves… 2023 AEs
#2621
Haven't been able to find it spelled out in the PWA.
Best I could do was look at old AE announcements on Deltnet...the one with latest bidding window was July 2021 AE which was open 11 to 21 July. The wording in the memo said "with the final conversions occurring in the February 2022 bid period" which would make the first month of conversions the August bid period which started only 10 days later.
With this one being open 16-26th, the July bid period would start only 6 days later....figure they will take a at least a day or so to crunch the results, 02 July could only be 2-3 days away to start conversions....I just don't see that happening, but again, I can't support that with any PWA reference.
Best I could do was look at old AE announcements on Deltnet...the one with latest bidding window was July 2021 AE which was open 11 to 21 July. The wording in the memo said "with the final conversions occurring in the February 2022 bid period" which would make the first month of conversions the August bid period which started only 10 days later.
With this one being open 16-26th, the July bid period would start only 6 days later....figure they will take a at least a day or so to crunch the results, 02 July could only be 2-3 days away to start conversions....I just don't see that happening, but again, I can't support that with any PWA reference.
#2622
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Joined APC: Jan 2007
Position: 7ERA
Posts: 1,236
The first time I was awarded captain, icrew showed about 100 people senior to me bidding it. I ended up being the most senior of the 11 people who were awarded that seat.
I think it’s pretty much worthless other than to maybe look for trends.
#2623
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Joined APC: Sep 2020
Posts: 279
Yes, I posted a few days ago after talking to BS he said it would be either a 150 or 210 day bid with everyone being full converted by November.
#2624
They do not consider percentages, seat locks, or bypass requests.
The first time I was awarded captain, icrew showed about 100 people senior to me bidding it. I ended up being the most senior of the 11 people who were awarded that seat.
I think it’s pretty much worthless other than to maybe look for trends.
The first time I was awarded captain, icrew showed about 100 people senior to me bidding it. I ended up being the most senior of the 11 people who were awarded that seat.
I think it’s pretty much worthless other than to maybe look for trends.
#2625
June 16th memo
Closes June 26th
Results sometime around the 28th
Conversion 150 or 210 days
Window beginning in July or August
Smaller AE with fewer WB positions
Displacing some of SEA7ER
A lot of NB A positions
Planning on a larger AE for Oct/Nov
Anyone wanna add anything else they may have heard?
#2626
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Joined APC: Jun 2015
Posts: 3,159
Bypass is a different animal than Convert after Jr. You cannot request it. The company can elect to exercise their right to bypass you within 2 years of your retirement without your consent (you would be pay protected at the AE'd higher rate...and the company has some conditions it needs to meet) or within 5 years of retirement but only if you agree to it. All spelled out in 22.E.13.
#2627
Bypass is a different animal than Convert after Jr. You cannot request it. The company can elect to exercise their right to bypass you within 2 years of your retirement without your consent (you would be pay protected at the AE'd higher rate...and the company has some conditions it needs to meet) or within 5 years of retirement but only if you agree to it. All spelled out in 22.E.13.
#2628
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Joined APC: Apr 2016
Position: Looking left
Posts: 3,418
Might make more financial sense to just pay him 350 Capt pay while he continues to fly his present 7ER Capt slot and use the full course / sim time for someone that the company can get the full two years of use out of them.
#2629
Return on investment....if it costs $69K to put a pilot through the full A-350 school, then sit around for a month or two waiting to get OE, and consolidate, only to have him hit 65 and walk out the door 2 months later, the juice might not be worth the squeeze from a $ standpoint.
Might make more financial sense to just pay him 350 Capt pay while he continues to fly his present 7ER Capt slot and use the full course / sim time for someone that the company can get the full two years of use out of them.
Might make more financial sense to just pay him 350 Capt pay while he continues to fly his present 7ER Capt slot and use the full course / sim time for someone that the company can get the full two years of use out of them.
#2630
One anecdote though. When I went to the -400 years ago, my sim partner was a captain who wanted a bypass and didn’t get it. He had 7 months left, and was a bit grumpy about having to train.
*edit* DWC CAP10 beat me to it.
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