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http://skift.com/2014/02/07/pilots-unio ... as-higher/
Attention au myth ! Les compagnies s'en servent pour ne cesser de réduire les conditions...
The largest pilots union in the U.S. wants to refute the supposed myth that there is an airline pilot shortage, and in the process of doing so the Air Line Pilots Association conceded that there is a pilot shortage.
In a press release, ALPA made its case for the absence of a pilot shortage by pointing out:
1,154 of its member pilots are currently furloughed from jobs with their former airline employers.
Nearly all of the 850 experienced pilots who got their walking papers when Comair Airlines ceased operating in 2012 are seeking employment.
800 pilots became jobless when ASTAR, Evergreen and Ryan airlines recently shut down.
So that means some 2,800 formerly employed U.S. pilots are seeking to pick up a paycheck somewhere.
Attention au myth ! Les compagnies s'en servent pour ne cesser de réduire les conditions...
The largest pilots union in the U.S. wants to refute the supposed myth that there is an airline pilot shortage, and in the process of doing so the Air Line Pilots Association conceded that there is a pilot shortage.
In a press release, ALPA made its case for the absence of a pilot shortage by pointing out:
1,154 of its member pilots are currently furloughed from jobs with their former airline employers.
Nearly all of the 850 experienced pilots who got their walking papers when Comair Airlines ceased operating in 2012 are seeking employment.
800 pilots became jobless when ASTAR, Evergreen and Ryan airlines recently shut down.
So that means some 2,800 formerly employed U.S. pilots are seeking to pick up a paycheck somewhere.
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