Jetz, interesting facts provided by your ual mec. Great info on the trend of alpa lately.
Thank you for the info.
""UAL-MEC Membership Committee Report
October 2010
Statistics
As of September 29, 2010, ALPA International’s records show that there are 7,652 pilots on the
United Seniority List. These include 5,457 Active members, 269 on Military Leave, 76 on
Personal Leave, 160 Non-members, 1,417 Furloughed, and 33 Executive Inactive, and 60
Executive Active pilots.
ALPA-wide, there are 52,399 total members. 43,600 Active members, 3,581 furloughed
members, 1,352 Inactive members, 1,220 Military Leave members, 672 Personal Leave members,
and 1,317 nonmembers.
The airlines with the largest number of voting members in good standing are Delta – 10,758
(24.67%), United – 5,457 (12.52%), Continental – 4,197 (9.63%), and Federal Express –
4,174(9.57%). The regional carriers are led by American Eagle – 2,345 (5.38%) and Express Jet
- 2,174 (4.98%).
Based on the September 2010 ALPA Inventory, the number of voting members within ALPA
other than regional carriers is 25,628 (58.78%). This group includes, Continental, Delta, DHL,
Evergreen, Hawaiian, North American, Ryan International, Federal Express, and United Airlines.
All other ALPA carriers aggregate to 17,972 pilots (41.22%).
Interestingly, the total number of pilots in all classifications at DAL (including all nonmembers,
leave of absence, sick, and furloughed pilots) is 12,092; the total number of pilots comprising a
combined UAL-CAL pilot group of similar composition presently numbers 12,460.""