Attrition
09-16-2022, 10:33 AM
#2082
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So word is out that Sept. 6th all Spirit pilots are getting a pay override of $25/hour untill a new CBA/ JCBA or 2 years passed.
this is straight from a guy in new hire class and management gave a presentation too.
Also ONLY first year new hires. Once 1 year is complete you get a “signing bonus” of $45,000. And health insurance immediately!!!
this is straight from a guy in new hire class and management gave a presentation too.
Also ONLY first year new hires. Once 1 year is complete you get a “signing bonus” of $45,000. And health insurance immediately!!!
I’m still waiting for my money sir. Please sir.
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09-17-2022, 07:21 PM
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The August numbers were a bit off because it wasn’t a full month, rather a 30 day look back, but still close. So August was 15 captains and 27 FOs resignations, with another 7 lost for training reasons.
YTD total was almost exactly what I quoted
649 hired
296 quit + 54 training/other
299 net gain
We’ve basically sent a hundred pilots to each of the big 3 and a smattering to other companies per the breakdown.
YTD total was almost exactly what I quoted
649 hired
296 quit + 54 training/other
299 net gain
We’ve basically sent a hundred pilots to each of the big 3 and a smattering to other companies per the breakdown.
09-17-2022, 11:04 PM
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I think a lot of airline management is about to wait and see what the economy does, and I'd be very surprised if any airline signs a new contract by the end of the year.
09-18-2022, 05:14 AM
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Well, Ted told Spirit shareholders that we are hiring enough to offset attrition. 2 minutes later he said that they don't have enough crew members to fly aircraft to the utilization that they would like. Spirit isn't about to sign any form of a record breaking deal, especially if it was beyond current JB rates.
I think a lot of airline management is about to wait and see what the economy does, and I'd be very surprised if any airline signs a new contract by the end of the year.
I think a lot of airline management is about to wait and see what the economy does, and I'd be very surprised if any airline signs a new contract by the end of the year.
09-18-2022, 05:36 PM
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Too much time on my hands. I was commenting on airlines and negotiations. I think the poster actually meant major airlines. Skywest has a new TA but it hasn’t passed yet. Hang in there. The money will come because it’s has to.
09-19-2022, 03:44 PM
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Even given Regional airlines at the moment, though, aren't all their giant pay raise contracts on all 2-3 terms, including SkyWest; and then it reverts back?
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