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I have heard from a very reliable source in PHX that there will be east flight attendant furloughs in 2006-2007. The company is planning on retiring the 737's with the 190's. The 190's have one less flight attendant which will result in furloughs. Also means reserve will be pushed up even more.
Some numbers.....
As of 6/30/06, East had 224 mainline aircraft, West 135.
The ALPA transition agreement calls for the minimum fleet count to be set on 9/27/06 at 90% of the then active fleets (rounded to nearest whole aircraft).
The investor guidance issued on 7/7/06 called for a combined fleet count of 257 aircraft at the end of 2006 (not counting the 3 190 deliveries in 2006).
The 190 delivery schedule calls for 3 in 2006, 8 in 2007, and 14 in 2008.
Jim
Your "reliable source" is full of bovine feces.I have heard from a very reliable source in PHX that there will be east flight attendant furloughs in 2006-2007. The company is planning on retiring the 737's with the 190's. The 190's have one less flight attendant which will result in furloughs. Also means reserve will be pushed up even more.
I think you mean 357. Otherwise, US would be shedding 100 planes in 6 months...As of 6/30/06, East had 224 mainline aircraft, West 135.
The investor guidance issued on 7/7/06 called for a combined fleet count of 257 aircraft at the end of 2006 (not counting the 3 190 deliveries in 2006).
This is bullsh1t. There are voluntary furloughs coming on both east and west like there is every fall. Nothing to flip out about. How does one define operational integration? How will it work if the FA's have seperate contracts?
Well with the way the unions are dragging their feet on the integration process, it will be a long way off./quote]
The company is the one who is dragging their feet on the integration process, not the unions, because they want concessionary contracts, which isn't going to happen in the face of these kind of profits.
The company always contols when negotiations are complete. They could finalize them in the next few weeks with everyone, IF THEY WANTED TO, but they don't. You and your source have no credibility. Try again.
Some numbers.....
As of 6/30/06, East had 224 mainline aircraft, West 135.
The ALPA transition agreement calls for the minimum fleet count to be set on 9/27/06 at 90% of the then active fleets (rounded to nearest whole aircraft).
The investor guidance issued on 7/7/06 called for a combined fleet count of 257 aircraft at the end of 2006 (not counting the 3 190 deliveries in 2006).
The 190 delivery schedule calls for 3 in 2006, 8 in 2007, and 14 in 2008.
Jim