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New Atricle only said mainline... but it did mention Eagle in Bk... it really was not specific on pilots.. it continuied to say 4200 rampies, 4200 Mx, 1400 F.A's FWIW,, it all sucks,,,
 
Tough situation - but maybe it will work out better for the pilots involved. Who wants to be on the bottom of a loser airline like American with almost no growth or pilot movement? Too stressful. Go to faster growing airlines like Virgin America, Spirit, JB and Emirates. I know VA is considered financially "dicey" by some, but I heard from a recent VA newhire that upgrade is 2-3 years on the Airbus. In the bottom 400 at American, it would probably take 17-20 years to upgrade. I would already be looking elsewhere.

Good luck to all those impacted!
 
1/2 the list retires in 10 years. How do you figure 17-20?
 
I have a friend in maintenance in Dallas, his wife has one more surgery for cancer, he is trying to hang on till March. Tough spot
 
1/2 the list retires in 10 years. How do you figure 17-20?

Classic misconception. AA will NOT NOT NOT be replacing those retirements. They're going to chop that place into nothing but a brand name. I want to stand in a boxing ring with every Airline CEO. Bunch of slack jawed self-profiting pu$$ies.
 
1/2 the list retires in 10 years. How do you figure 17-20?

OK, perhaps 17-20 is pushing it. I guess I was thinking about SWA where that upgrade time frame for pilots on the bottom of their list is more likely... Still, a very long upgrade depending on what happens to the AA fleet (although a merger could futher screw up those plans). Being in the bottom 400 at AA would be very uncomfortable and stressful anyway - most of those pilots would do better elsewhere where the growth and upgrade time is faster.
 
Would have been a lot more if age 65 didn't kick in this year. Hopefully no ones gets furloughed. Just remember delta had pilots on furlough and where in bk and it worked out.

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Good luck to all of the guys and gals involved in this. I hope that there is somehow a silver lining to this dark cloud for you all.
 

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