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Old 09-04-2022, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
$25 an hour wouldn’t stop the attrition. It would be like drilling a hole in the bottom of a leaky rowboat in the hope that the water would drain out, it’d actually make things worse. It’d just be a final indication it would be better to go elsewhere.

And even 25% would only approach parity with B6. Even lineholding CAs aren’t going to stick around for two years plus waiting for a merger in this environment. Management is going to have to get real. Even suggesting less than current JB rates threatens to start a stampede since less staffing itself will destroy QOL here.
25% would put me at nearly $300/hr. Higher than a 12 year delta 321 CA. That ain’t gonna happen. $25 would put me at $263.. which is within $5 of current delta captain in same seat and seniority. Much likelier than 25%. Not to mention 25% would put a new hire at roughly $76. $86 to start with $140 second year pay with a retention bonus will certainly keep and get some people here. Not saying the previous rumor is even true but $25/hr and a bonus to entice new hires to stay seems much more plausible to me. And if the deal goes thru then a new JCBA will have to and more than likely bring pay parity with the legacies.

and attrition will never stop. People will always be enticed by widebodies , legacy names, variety , etc. spirits on time performance has been decent this summer therefore attrition is hurting the bottom line with so many X lists being handed out , but the attrition has NOT put the company on the verge of total collapse. An LOA with respectable pay/bonus will make attrition slow no doubt, and seems like a necessary and logical step to bridge the gap until all this plays out. I am fully expecting to see something along those lines ..
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Old 09-04-2022, 06:42 AM
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25% would put me at nearly $300/hr. Higher than a 12 year delta 321 CA. That ain’t gonna happen. $25 would put me at $263.. which is within $5 of current delta captain in same seat and seniority. Much likelier than 25%. Not to mention 25% would put a new hire at roughly $76. Not even regional starting pay. Not saying the previous rumor is even true but $25/hr and a bonus to entice new hires to stay seems much more plausible to me. And if the deal goes thru then a new JCBA will have to and more than likely bring pay parity with the legacies.

and attrition will never stop. People will always be enticed by widebodies , legacy names, variety , etc. spirits on time performance has been decent this summer therefore attrition is hurting the bottom line with so many X lists being handed out , but the attrition has NOT put the company on the verge of total collapse. An LOA with respectable pay/bonus will make attrition slow no doubt, and seems like a necessary and logical step to bridge the gap until all this plays out. I am fully expecting to see something along those lines ..
They cut the schedules by 20%, hence we are not making any money. If we had more new hires, less attrition, we could have run a more efficient and profitable operation.
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Old 09-04-2022, 06:46 AM
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The alpa Newsletter I read mentioned negotiations next week but the current contract cannot be amended until March of 2023. I would love for something to happen before then. Are pay raises something they can do before March?

https://www.alpa.org/news-and-events...n-negotiations
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Old 09-04-2022, 06:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Cyio
They cut the schedules by 20%, hence we are not making any money. If we had more new hires, less attrition, we could have run a more efficient and profitable operation.
Every airline has cut schedules. That’s for a host of reasons and i for one am glad they did. Running an airline at 80% and running it respectably is better than running 100% running 50% on time performance creates more problems than it solves. Airline managements have said as much. With many airplanes coming The current schedule doesn't bother me at all. Airlines always want to grow, and increase thruput, and rest assured when some of the macro issues subside, they will pounce. So the short term schedule, redeyes, capacity constraints and the like are all
subject to change. And they will.
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Old 09-04-2022, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted by forea013
The alpa Newsletter I read mentioned negotiations next week but the current contract cannot be amended until March of 2023. I would love for something to happen before then. Are pay raises something they can do before March?

https://www.alpa.org/news-and-events...n-negotiations
Make sure you’re getting union emails. The union wants a temporary agreement to bridge the gap between now and the JCBA with JetBlue.


The MEC has tasked the Negotiating Committee with achieving an amended agreement as expeditiously as possible so that Transition and Process Agreement (TPA) and JCBA negotiations are not delayed. In the event the merger is not approved, we would quickly return to the bargaining table having secured increased pay rates and other top priorities of the pilot group.
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Old 09-04-2022, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted by forea013
The alpa Newsletter I read mentioned negotiations next week but the current contract cannot be amended until March of 2023. I would love for something to happen before then. Are pay raises something they can do before March?

https://www.alpa.org/news-and-events...n-negotiations
Yes, it will just be in the form of a TA most likely.
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Every airline has cut schedules. That’s for a host of reasons and i for one am glad they did. Running an airline at 80% and running it respectably is better than running 100% running 50% on time performance creates more problems than it solves. Airline managements have said as much. With many airplanes coming The current schedule doesn't bother me at all. Airlines always want to grow, and increase thruput, and rest assured when some of the macro issues subside, they will pounce. So the short term schedule, redeyes, capacity constraints and the like are all
subject to change. And they will.
Sure, many are running reduced schedules but Delta, WN, UA and AA are all on track or have made profits this year, NK has not. Heck, I think Delta and WN both had record setting 2nd quarters. All of them are dealing with reduced schedules to some extent and all of them have spent considerable cash on pilots/training. Here NK sits with its head in the sand reducing schedules and running an unprofitable operation during one of the best times for an airline to exist.
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Old 09-04-2022, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by JulesWinfield;[url=tel:3488982
3488982[/url]]Make sure you’re getting union emails. The union wants a temporary agreement to bridge the gap between now and the JCBA with JetBlue.
No union emails yet, my start date is Oct 3rd. But thank you for that, I’ll be sure not to miss updates from the union.
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Old 09-04-2022, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Cyio;[url=tel:3488983
3488983]Yes, it will just be in the form of a TA most likely.

Sure, many are running reduced schedules but Delta, WN, UA and AA are all on track or have made profits this year, NK has not. Heck, I think Delta and WN both had record setting 2nd quarters. All of them are dealing with reduced schedules to some extent and all of them have spent considerable cash on pilots/training. Here NK sits with its head in the sand reducing schedules and running an unprofitable operation during one of the best times for an airline to exist.
Interesting. Thank you for the reply!
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Originally Posted by forea013
The alpa Newsletter I read mentioned negotiations next week but the current contract cannot be amended until March of 2023. I would love for something to happen before then. Are pay raises something they can do before March?

https://www.alpa.org/news-and-events...n-negotiations
There could be an MOU pay override between the company in the union.
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Old 09-04-2022, 11:42 AM
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Please
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stop…

Why we are negotiating sub par pays rates on a public forum I will never understand?

Whoever said $300+ an hour for Airbus captain pay needs to get with the times. let our NC do their job without us hampering them. We will be the 5th largest airline in the country. The other 4 are trying to make fo pay start with a 2, captain pay start with a 3 and 4 isn’t far behind. This $25 or 25% BS talk doesn’t help the cause.
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