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#2262
A propensity to be pedantic is the theme of this thread.
So we are growing at a variable rate and upgrades are around 5-6 years considering all factors right NOW. Phewwwww...that was hard.
So we are growing at a variable rate and upgrades are around 5-6 years considering all factors right NOW. Phewwwww...that was hard.
#2263
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Joined APC: Jul 2006
Posts: 275
I think the 3-4 months reserve may only apply to those who have already finished class. Those that are about to finish or are starting soon may be on reserve until the next wave of classes goes through in the fall. Id say that roughly a year may be a fair estimate.
Upgrade as of today is a little over 4 years. There is no way that it will stay there. I would say 7-10 years is likely with that possibly approaching 10-14 years. Depends entirely on growth and attrition because no one is retiring anytime soon.
Upgrade as of today is a little over 4 years. There is no way that it will stay there. I would say 7-10 years is likely with that possibly approaching 10-14 years. Depends entirely on growth and attrition because no one is retiring anytime soon.
IOE is a minimum of 25 hours. After that, you have 120 days to hit the 100 hour mark to complete your Consolidted Knoweledge and Skills requirement (FAA Requirement for AQP), and then have to rack another 25 hours to get out of High Mins. Sitting Reseerve sucks (as we all know), and if you don't get your 100 hours in the 120 day block, they send you back to Orlando, which is a *****, so beg your Chief Pilot to fly, which is what I had to do. Sorry, but I don't sit on my ass and wait for the schedulers to put me on a trip, or roll the dice in Flica. I have since been praised for preventing myself from going back to Orlando.
Word of advice to all the future bluepilots! Good luck and welcome aboard.
#2264
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Joined APC: Mar 2010
Posts: 97
Here is the deal. JetBlue has an offer on the table for a merger or acquisition. The board has given our ELT a chance to get the stock price up, or the merger or acquisition will take place. I do not know the time frame, nor do I know whom the partner will be. I will not / can not disclose the source, so please do not ask. I also do not know if this will benefit those of us currently on property; that depends on the other company and what is negotiated by our management and/or our committee.
#2265
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Joined APC: Jul 2006
Posts: 275
Waiting for a counter response to this in 3...2...1...
#2268
Here is the deal. JetBlue has an offer on the table for a merger or acquisition. The board has given our ELT a chance to get the stock price up, or the merger or acquisition will take place. I do not know the time frame, nor do I know whom the partner will be. I will not / can not disclose the source, so please do not ask. I also do not know if this will benefit those of us currently on property; that depends on the other company and what is negotiated by our management and/or our committee.
#2270
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Joined APC: Dec 2010
Posts: 194
There aren't too many airlines who have the market cap to buy JetBlue but almost all will have equal or better pay and better benefits and retirement.
That being said it would be nice if bluejet could fix those issues.
On yeah, I highly doubt an obscure message board would be the first quotable source for an airline merger.
That being said it would be nice if bluejet could fix those issues.
On yeah, I highly doubt an obscure message board would be the first quotable source for an airline merger.
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