SlumTodd_Millionaire
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While I’m happy for their sky high new pay, this isn’t sustainable for regional airlines.
It is if ticket prices remain at this level.
While I’m happy for their sky high new pay, this isn’t sustainable for regional airlines.
While I’m happy for their sky high new pay, this isn’t sustainable for regional airlines.
Are you an accountant for checks notes every regional out there? How on earth do you know this?
It is if ticket prices remain at this level.
IMHO (not worth a lot) but I see a decline in ticket prices coming as the economy is slowed down.
Bevause the model doesn’t support it at these levels. You DO know how regional airlines (especially RJs) formed right?
It‘s possible, but as someone who buys tickets on a regular basis, I can tell you it’s not slowing down yet. On average, I’m paying double what I paid pre-pandemic.
????Tell me you don’t understand the concept of the RJ airline world without telling me you don’t understand the concept of the RJ airline world.
Watch PBS’s documentary “Flying Cheap”
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i came up in the aughts watching the industry suck and reading stuff(on this website) about why Freedom and GoJets existed. Take your sense of superiority elsewhere.
I want to know how you’re qualified to make the statement that “this isn’t sustainable.”
It’s not sustainable. These pay rates aren’t because they love their pilots. It’s to stop people from leaving their airline because mainline is metering hiring and people are deciding to leave for LCC’s and ULCC’s instead wait around for a legacy to let them on board. Smart. But nothing about this is sustainable what so ever. And I’m sure a lot of it is billed to the legacies and the regionals barely make any, IF ANY, money at all.So what's the reason that all the regionals are suddenly making livable wages? Not that, that's bad. But is is sustainable? What's the end game? If there is one. I guess what I'm asking, what everyone is asking. Why now?
This sounds like a contradicting statement. So pilot requirements will come down because it’s not sustainable for the future but travel hasn’t rebounded (in your opinion) to 2019 levels. So what is it? We don’t have pilots or there is no demand? Pick a laneNo one cares what I think, but the pilot supply situation is not sustainable. You will see either the 1500 hr rule going away or a new MPL program at the majors (like they do overseas). And maybe an increase in retirement age. But the current status quo of needing ATP, and 1500 hrs? Not sustainable.
What’s happening right now isn’t some new norm. It’s an anomaly, created in the post pandemic environment, where flying STILL isn’t back to 2019 levels (especially business travel).
This sounds like a contradicting statement. So pilot requirements will come down because it’s not sustainable for the future but travel hasn’t rebounded (in your opinion) to 2019 levels. So what is it? We don’t have pilots or there is no demand? Pick a lane
less questions and more building your flight time. This window will not remain open like this for years and years to come….
It’s not sustainable. These pay rates aren’t because they love their pilots. It’s to stop people from leaving their airline because mainline is metering hiring and people are deciding to leave for LCC’s and ULCC’s instead wait around for a legacy to let them on board. Smart. But nothing about this is sustainable what so ever. And I’m sure a lot of it is billed to the legacies and the regionals barely make any, IF ANY, money at all.
So why now? Because there are no pilots for regionals to poach from anymore.
less questions and more building your flight time. This window will not remain open like this for years and years to come….
(Not sustainable in the sense that this is not going to last in terms of regional pay and just a short term solution to try to stop the bleeding)
QX first year pay will be a couple dollars off AS first year.Several days old now but OO pulled their “TA” due to “concerns raised by the pilot group” aka thanks to what Mesa put out last week OO realized that what they were offering wasn’t nearly enough.
Today Horizon’s new pay scales came out and let’s just say wow all around.