November (Q1) 2023

Fun fact: the training numbers for the most recent year got averaged in on the latest ppt and the national projected average dropped to from 88.4% on the last ncept to 86.7% now. It will be interesting to see if they continue to only staff to the new national projected average in round 1 whenever the rules come out. Also, it looks like the hiring has slowed down pretty good and they are backfilling losses at the level 4-7 terminal facilities pretty slowly. 85/184 of the level 4-7s are projected below 90% and 31 of those are projected below 85%. They should be slamming AGs and prior exp in those places to keep them constantly stacked at 100% projected. Imagine having the numbers of AOB CPC you need for your shitty level 5 to finally release but the agency never sent you any new bodies so the projected is too low to release. Hate to see it.
 
Y'all see the err demand spreadsheet put out by natca?
This info can be slightly deceiving, for instance ASE, it only shows one person "trying to get out". However, at least half the tower I'm sure would like out but they have not been able to release for a few years now so there has been no point to put paperwork in. They show able to release this time around, I would bet the ERR outbound from there will spike in the next week or two leading up to the deadline date. It's also interesting to see the actual number, we always know some people put in "ghost" paperwork and don't tell anyone about it, that's part of the game when you can only let one go. However, our guess of total ERRs in is only half of the actual number lol. Some people are very open about it and some go the other way and say they have 0 but have 10.
 
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