Projected Retirement in the next 18 months
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Projected Retirement in the next 18 months
I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this question but since anyone at a regional will more than likely hope to go up to mainline I was wondering if anyone knew about what percentage of the senior guys at the Majors are projected to retire in the next 18-24 months I know that there are alot of guys on the streets but I keep hearing about this age 65 deal that will be a non issue in 2 years or so.
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I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this question but since anyone at a regional will more than likely hope to go up to mainline I was wondering if anyone knew about what percentage of the senior guys at the Majors are projected to retire in the next 18-24 months I know that there are alot of guys on the streets but I keep hearing about this age 65 deal that will be a non issue in 2 years or so.
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I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this question but since anyone at a regional will more than likely hope to go up to mainline I was wondering if anyone knew about what percentage of the senior guys at the Majors are projected to retire in the next 18-24 months
There will obviously be some guys who medical out, as well as voluntary retirements but those are few and far between and hard to predict.
Actually there are a tiny handful of pilot who will have to retire before DEC 2012...those are guys who were older than 60 but were still on an airline seniority list in 2007 because they were FE's or SIM instructors. Some of those folks were able to return to the line even though they had already been forced to retire at age 60. I don't know how many there are, but it's got to be a very small number.
After that, the rate of turnover will depend on the age demographics at the majors (regionals have very few pilots anywhere near that old). The demographic details have been discussed here...
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ma...tatistics.html
Last edited by rickair7777; 08-31-2010 at 07:30 AM.
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Now that's funny right there. You won't make anywhere close at ASA what you can make at a Legacy. I'm at 3rd year pay and I already make more then a 16 yr ExpressJet Captain, and I'm right there with a 15 yr ASA CRJ700 CA.
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Money isn't everything. Can't buy time at home watching my kids grow up. But I'm sure it spends well in a crash pad at Kew Gardens or on overnights in Accra and Lagos...
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Exactly, many 3rd year mainline pilots are making more money, holding an international line doing one leg a day when an 10 year RJ lifer makes $85-90 doing 5-6 legs a day, I just don't get it. I get not wanting to do Cargo at 18 days a month, heck go to Netjets and work 6 months a year.
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