Furlough estimate
#1682
Long time follower from your friendly Dispatch group. Thought you guys might be interested to know that 155 Dispatchers received their furlough notices today, effective 10/1. Coupled with 22 EO's and the hours-equivalent of 9 voluntary leaves, approximately 35% of the Dispatch Seniority list has been cut. Furloughs go back to January 2013 DOH.
#1683
Long time follower from your friendly Dispatch group. Thought you guys might be interested to know that 155 Dispatchers received their furlough notices today, effective 10/1. Coupled with 22 EO's and the hours-equivalent of 9 voluntary leaves, approximately 35% of the Dispatch Seniority list has been cut. Furloughs go back to January 2013 DOH.
#1686
At $18B cash on hand and a burn of $25M each day, the money runs out in 720 days. That is nearly 2 years. Furloughing 2850 pilots for two years stretches the $18B a little less than a month, right? Or, am I way off on my math?
#1687
Something I don’t understand...the payroll savings based on furloughing 2850 pilots on the bottom of the list constitutes a savings of $25-30 million per month (avg $140/hr x 70 mpg). If we are burning 25-30 million every day, what does furloughing anyone save?
At $18B cash on hand and a burn of $25M each day, the money runs out in 720 days. That is nearly 2 years. Furloughing 2850 pilots for two years stretches the $18B a little less than a month, right? Or, am I way off on my math?
At $18B cash on hand and a burn of $25M each day, the money runs out in 720 days. That is nearly 2 years. Furloughing 2850 pilots for two years stretches the $18B a little less than a month, right? Or, am I way off on my math?
#1688
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