Mesa 3.0
#5452
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#5456
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Joined APC: May 2017
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For the first time since I have been tracking, the CRJ upgrades were longer than the Ejet upgrades.
This month CRJ upgrades stand at 26 months - so much for 8 month upgrades that we recently experienced. Ejets upgrades creeped up another month from 22 to 23 months.
This month CRJ upgrades stand at 26 months - so much for 8 month upgrades that we recently experienced. Ejets upgrades creeped up another month from 22 to 23 months.
#5457
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Joined APC: Feb 2017
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Sounds like Mesa is filling up with lifers. JO wins
#5458
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Joined APC: Jun 2017
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A conspiracy theory is that Mesa only upgraded about half this month as they have been recently. That could be also due to the backlog in training. If they upgrade more people then it takes them off the line and places them in a hotel room or at home.
If that is the case its a smart move as it lets them keep coverage on the line while catching up in the training dept.
If that is the case its a smart move as it lets them keep coverage on the line while catching up in the training dept.
#5459
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Joined APC: May 2017
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A conspiracy theory is that Mesa only upgraded about half this month as they have been recently. That could be also due to the backlog in training. If they upgrade more people then it takes them off the line and places them in a hotel room or at home.
If that is the case its a smart move as it lets them keep coverage on the line while catching up in the training dept.
If that is the case its a smart move as it lets them keep coverage on the line while catching up in the training dept.
We also haven’t even gotten the last Ejet out of conformity and maintenance, and onto the line yet. This appears to be a stalling tactic with United to me, wanting to get more pilots on the line before adding aircraft.
#5460
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Joined APC: May 2017
Posts: 2,145
A conspiracy theory is that Mesa only upgraded about half this month as they have been recently. That could be also due to the backlog in training. If they upgrade more people then it takes them off the line and places them in a hotel room or at home.
If that is the case its a smart move as it lets them keep coverage on the line while catching up in the training dept.
If that is the case its a smart move as it lets them keep coverage on the line while catching up in the training dept.
With the latest Ejet seniority list (some of these guys are in training or otherwise not flying the line), we are down to 256 CA’s from 263. We are up to 316 FO’s from 294.
On the CA side, Global Seniority numbers moved up only 9. For the FO’s, they moved up only 21.
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