An interesting thought to the pilot

[Freighterguynow]

The average USAir pilot is not represented on this board or among the 400 or so at Herndon the other week
Bob

Bob, I'm guessing you are not a US Airways pilot. In 20 years with this pilot group I've not seen 450 pilots show up for anything especially top to bottom of the seniority list.

 

[Busdrvr]

Because the east side has all the types the west has. Therefore, even the 190 guys would one day be able to fly an airbus 319/320. The west side did not own or even have on order any large widebody aircraft.

That's why. And I'm not even an employee. This will all be for naught when the age 60 rule goes away anyway.

Ahh, but the AWA guys would never have had to fly such small planes, and by placing the bottom AWA guy below the 190 guys, he could get forced to. :unsure:

 

[nycbusdriver]

Ahh, but the AWA guys would never have had to fly such small planes, and by placing the bottom AWA guy below the 190 guys, he could get forced to. :unsure:

The AWA Dash-8s were even smaller.

 

[ClueByFour]

The AWA Dash-8s were even smaller.

How many were on the property at the time of or since the merger, and how high on the AWA list do you need to go to find someone who actually flew it?