Number of pilots at each base
#1
Gets Weekends Off
Thread Starter
Joined APC: Sep 2013
Posts: 953
Number of pilots at each base
After the Junior pilot at each base/fleet/seat info came out, I thought it would be nice to see how many pilots were at each base/fleet/seat as well. While I could get that info for the UA side of the operation, CCS wouldn't allow me to see anything on the CAL side (guess we aren't one group yet as far as the computer goes)
So, here is what we have on the UA side of things as of the Aug Bid Month. This is only the active line guys/gals, so no instructors, management, LOA, or SL people.
Equip Pos ORD LAX SFO
400 CAP 14 - 18 - 145
400 F/O 38 - 47 - 307
Equip Pos DCA ORD LAX SFO SEA
777 CAP 161 - 94 - 42 - 78 - 16
777 F/O 308 - 246- 82 - 113- 22
Equip Pos--- JFK DCA ORD IAH DEN LAX SFO SEA
757/67 CAP 69- 149 177 39 - 119 106- 87- 22
757/67 F/O 106 185 218 88 - 112 97 - 92- 21
Equip Pos---- JFK DCA ORD IAH DEN LAX SFO
319/320 CAP 46- 159- 230 48 237 109 116
319/320 F/O 40- 168- 244 54 253 117 121
The dashes don't mean anything they were just the only way I could figure out how to get things to at least somewhat line up in columns.
If anyone can provide insight as to how many pilots are at each of the domiciles in each of the seats on the CAL side, it would be greatly appreciated. I figure this coupled with the jr man numbers that came out a couple of days ago, should give a slightly better picture of where you really stand.
Thanks.
So, here is what we have on the UA side of things as of the Aug Bid Month. This is only the active line guys/gals, so no instructors, management, LOA, or SL people.
Equip Pos ORD LAX SFO
400 CAP 14 - 18 - 145
400 F/O 38 - 47 - 307
Equip Pos DCA ORD LAX SFO SEA
777 CAP 161 - 94 - 42 - 78 - 16
777 F/O 308 - 246- 82 - 113- 22
Equip Pos--- JFK DCA ORD IAH DEN LAX SFO SEA
757/67 CAP 69- 149 177 39 - 119 106- 87- 22
757/67 F/O 106 185 218 88 - 112 97 - 92- 21
Equip Pos---- JFK DCA ORD IAH DEN LAX SFO
319/320 CAP 46- 159- 230 48 237 109 116
319/320 F/O 40- 168- 244 54 253 117 121
The dashes don't mean anything they were just the only way I could figure out how to get things to at least somewhat line up in columns.
If anyone can provide insight as to how many pilots are at each of the domiciles in each of the seats on the CAL side, it would be greatly appreciated. I figure this coupled with the jr man numbers that came out a couple of days ago, should give a slightly better picture of where you really stand.
Thanks.
#2
1st # total in Base 2nd # Min staffing 3rd # Max staffing
CLE 737 CA 107 107 107 -
CLE 737 FO - 103 103 103 -
DEN 737 CA 76 95 95
DEN 737 FO - 79 94 94
NYC 737 CA 306 336 336
NYC 737 FO 305 322 322
IAH 737 CA 606 646 646
IAH 737 FO - 557 623 623
GUM 737 CA - 66 71 71
GUM 737 FO - 62 80 80
LAX 737 CA83 95 95
LAX 737 FO - 84 95 95
ORD 737 CA - 73 90 90
ORD 737 FO - 76 89 89
737 CA Total 1,317 1,440 1,440
737 FO Total 1,266 1,406 1,406
NYC 756 CA 313 346 346
NYC 756 FO 371 489 489
IAH 756 CA 162 182 182
IAH 756 FO 134 226 226
756 CA Total 475 528 528
756 FO Total 505 715 715
NYC 777 CA 131 151 151
NYC 777 FO 339 345 345
IAH 777 CA 38 42 42
IAH 777 FO 92 95 95
777 CA Total 169 193 193
777 FO Totalm431 440 440
IAH 787 CA 52 62 62
IAH 787 FO - 132 152 152
787 CA Total 52 62 62
787 FO Total - 132 152 152
System CA Total 2,013 2,223 2,223 210 Vacancies
System FO Total 2,334 2,713 2,713 379 Vacancies
This was taken from CAL system bid in January 2013.
CLE 737 CA 107 107 107 -
CLE 737 FO - 103 103 103 -
DEN 737 CA 76 95 95
DEN 737 FO - 79 94 94
NYC 737 CA 306 336 336
NYC 737 FO 305 322 322
IAH 737 CA 606 646 646
IAH 737 FO - 557 623 623
GUM 737 CA - 66 71 71
GUM 737 FO - 62 80 80
LAX 737 CA83 95 95
LAX 737 FO - 84 95 95
ORD 737 CA - 73 90 90
ORD 737 FO - 76 89 89
737 CA Total 1,317 1,440 1,440
737 FO Total 1,266 1,406 1,406
NYC 756 CA 313 346 346
NYC 756 FO 371 489 489
IAH 756 CA 162 182 182
IAH 756 FO 134 226 226
756 CA Total 475 528 528
756 FO Total 505 715 715
NYC 777 CA 131 151 151
NYC 777 FO 339 345 345
IAH 777 CA 38 42 42
IAH 777 FO 92 95 95
777 CA Total 169 193 193
777 FO Totalm431 440 440
IAH 787 CA 52 62 62
IAH 787 FO - 132 152 152
787 CA Total 52 62 62
787 FO Total - 132 152 152
System CA Total 2,013 2,223 2,223 210 Vacancies
System FO Total 2,334 2,713 2,713 379 Vacancies
This was taken from CAL system bid in January 2013.
#4
Gets Weekends Off
Thread Starter
Joined APC: Sep 2013
Posts: 953
It looks to me like the future SFO 737 base is going to need to grow tremendously.
right now IAH has 234 total flights (117 arrivals, 117 departures) scheduled per day on the 737
SFO has 154 total flights scheduled per day on the 737.
So, SFO is already 2/3 the size of the IAH operation on the 737, and if anything the average flight out of SFO seems to be a longer stage length (many transcons and Hawaii), so it might even have more than 2/3 the hours.
If IAH has 600+ Captains and F/Os on the 73, then there are going to be alot of bids coming in the future for 737 SFO.
Don't know how many legacy CAL folks there are out West, but SFO has always been a junior base on the UA side due to the cost of living, so this could get very interesting
right now IAH has 234 total flights (117 arrivals, 117 departures) scheduled per day on the 737
SFO has 154 total flights scheduled per day on the 737.
So, SFO is already 2/3 the size of the IAH operation on the 737, and if anything the average flight out of SFO seems to be a longer stage length (many transcons and Hawaii), so it might even have more than 2/3 the hours.
If IAH has 600+ Captains and F/Os on the 73, then there are going to be alot of bids coming in the future for 737 SFO.
Don't know how many legacy CAL folks there are out West, but SFO has always been a junior base on the UA side due to the cost of living, so this could get very interesting
#6
It looks to me like the future SFO 737 base is going to need to grow tremendously.
right now IAH has 234 total flights (117 arrivals, 117 departures) scheduled per day on the 737
SFO has 154 total flights scheduled per day on the 737.
So, SFO is already 2/3 the size of the IAH operation on the 737, and if anything the average flight out of SFO seems to be a longer stage length (many transcons and Hawaii), so it might even have more than 2/3 the hours.
If IAH has 600+ Captains and F/Os on the 73, then there are going to be alot of bids coming in the future for 737 SFO.
Don't know how many legacy CAL folks there are out West, but SFO has always been a junior base on the UA side due to the cost of living, so this could get very interesting
right now IAH has 234 total flights (117 arrivals, 117 departures) scheduled per day on the 737
SFO has 154 total flights scheduled per day on the 737.
So, SFO is already 2/3 the size of the IAH operation on the 737, and if anything the average flight out of SFO seems to be a longer stage length (many transcons and Hawaii), so it might even have more than 2/3 the hours.
If IAH has 600+ Captains and F/Os on the 73, then there are going to be alot of bids coming in the future for 737 SFO.
Don't know how many legacy CAL folks there are out West, but SFO has always been a junior base on the UA side due to the cost of living, so this could get very interesting
#7
Originally Posted by David Watts
This was taken from CAL system bid in January 2013.
#8
The big number I wanted to show was how many vacancies there are system wide. It was about the same for the bid in Aug. So there are a lot of places for the LUAL pilots to bid into if they would like to get some upward movement.
#9
Here are the numbers of what I came up with. I doubt this is the active number, esp. when I see the EWR 737 FO list. One person I know just started class last week and he is on the list. In addition I did not go through each one and exclude people on medical leaves. Our bids usually show the double bid positions due to retirements, medicals or management pilots. The staffing list in CCS only shows straight total number of pilots for that CAT/BES.
ORD 737 CA = 77, FO = 87
CLE 737 CA = 125, FO = 116
DEN 737 CA = 85, FO = 89
GUM 737 CA = 71, FO = 81
IAH 737 CA = 694, FO = 700
IAH 756 CA = 177, FO = 227
IAH 777 CA = 51, FO = 106
IAH 787 CA = 51, FO = 122
LAX 737 CA = 97, FO = 96
EWR 737 CA = 352, FO = 423
EWR 756 CA = 330, FO = 545
EWR 777 CA = 146, FO = 351
Remember this number will not match the System Bid posting Dave listed earlier. That is a projection for one year out of what the staffing will be at that time for each BES or CAT as we call it now. The current staffing will be in flux as it transitions to look like that bid. However, most of that is now out the window with the SLI and the company will update as necessary for the vacancies they expect going forward.
ORD 737 CA = 77, FO = 87
CLE 737 CA = 125, FO = 116
DEN 737 CA = 85, FO = 89
GUM 737 CA = 71, FO = 81
IAH 737 CA = 694, FO = 700
IAH 756 CA = 177, FO = 227
IAH 777 CA = 51, FO = 106
IAH 787 CA = 51, FO = 122
LAX 737 CA = 97, FO = 96
EWR 737 CA = 352, FO = 423
EWR 756 CA = 330, FO = 545
EWR 777 CA = 146, FO = 351
Remember this number will not match the System Bid posting Dave listed earlier. That is a projection for one year out of what the staffing will be at that time for each BES or CAT as we call it now. The current staffing will be in flux as it transitions to look like that bid. However, most of that is now out the window with the SLI and the company will update as necessary for the vacancies they expect going forward.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post