Well How Many More Furloughs Projected?

[javaboy]

ugly would be a tepid description. i have "heard " a 775 number of pilot jobs with basically at 10 to 1 ratio pilot jobs to non pilot jobs that equates to 7500 or so other employees for a total of about 8000 less employees (about 25-30% reduction)

if applied to aircraft thats about 84 hulls. (how many boeings do we have?)


please go back to what you were doing now.


that is all

 

[jimntx]

ugly would be a tepid description. i have "heard " a 775 number of pilot jobs with basically at 10 to 1 ratio pilot jobs to non pilot jobs that equates to 7500 or so other employees for a total of about 8000 less employees (about 25-30% reduction)

if applied to aircraft thats about 84 hulls. (how many boeings do we have?)
please go back to what you were doing now.
that is all

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Yeah, like anyone could. When things look blackest, you're always there with the voice of doom.

God, Javaboy, that sounds awful. I feel for you guys. I've been furloughed for over a year now, and every time an airplane goes overhead, I wish I was on it working.

 

[javaboy]

i urge you to read all of or for that matter any of my posts. i think you will find either a cut/paste or link to factual data, i have long been (try 17years) advocate of i (me personally) can achieve the targeted cost reductions WITHOUT w2 nor headcount reductions.

Perhaps i was not clear. the pilot group has 775 (can be reduced to 250) IN PRINT.
i guess i should more clearly stated have any other groups had numbers projected to them.

for that i would appologize, after that i can stand up and say as others are aware i have done more than my share (and i'm not talking about cuts in pay and/or benefits ect) to turn this companyaround.

THE COMPANY is great THE MANAGEMENT TEAMS have not been.