Fa Vf#9 Results

[TransatlanticFlyGuy]

Has anybody out there hear the results of VF#9, how many they got to apply, and what seniority the most junior person it was awarded to was?

 

[TransatlanticFlyGuy]

WHEW! Just got word that the most JUNIOR person to take VF#9 had a seniority of 4/1/85. Suprised that it went that senior...19yrs! Best of luck to all that were awarded.

 

[ktflyhome]

Transatlantic: this VF9 was a true given for very senior people. Why would that surprise you?? There was absolutely no reason for any junior people to even look at it. :blink:

 

[usacrew3]

Any update on the VF9? <_<

 

[USAirBoyA330]

Closed out in April of 1985.

 

[usacrew3]

Is it posted?

 

[flyguy121]

Yeah....it's been posted in the crew room for over a week or so.

 

[StewGuy86]

I'm currently out on the VF2. What was so appealing about the VF9 to the senior folks and what was the total head count of the VF9?

 

[USAirBoyA330]

VF9 only had 40 positions AVL.....and A LOT more than 40 applied. NOTHING was appealing about the VF9. 3 years duration with 2 years of travel.....big whoop. It's just people are so fed up with the daily bs.....they want a way out.

 

[StewGuy86]

USAIRBOYA330--

Thanks for the info. Only 40?? Jeez, why bother even offering a furlough for 40 F/As? I mean, they lose that many to attrition in a month or two!

 

[TransatlanticFlyGuy]

USAIRBOYA330--

Thanks for the info. Only 40?? Jeez, why bother even offering a furlough for 40 F/As? I mean, they lose that many to attrition in a month or two!

Anyone know the # of FAs retiring this summer. I heard that close to 70 were leaving us.

 

[Light Years]

Anyone know the # of FAs retiring this summer. I heard that close to 70 were leaving us.

And I'm SURE they'll recall 70 people at that time. <_<