Atlas Training Pipeline Bottlenecks?
09-28-2022, 05:14 AM
#21
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Originally Posted by OneDayCloser
Hi All! All the good info on here is really helpful, so thank you to everyone who participates in the information flow. I've gathered 747 training has been fairly backed up in the last couple of months. What is the status of this for the latest classes? Getting better / worse? How long after starting class are people being sent home and how long before they are back in MIA to finish up? Thank you!
This isn't really a unique problem with Atlas, I have friends with other carriers that are seeing the same sort of delays.
09-29-2022, 04:46 PM
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I’m on the 74, started 7/11 and just had my 2nd of 6 FTDs. 5-7 days in between each FTD session. We are projecting we won’t be completely done with differences until beginning of December. That is based off of the current rate we are going. I’m sure it could speed up a little but not too much because of device / instructor availability.
We were sent home prior to oral for 3.5 weeks. Most people in our class are expecting almost 5 months total.
Overall the company is great, the training bottlenecks were known to me prior to coming so even though it sucks, I signed up for it.
We were sent home prior to oral for 3.5 weeks. Most people in our class are expecting almost 5 months total.
Overall the company is great, the training bottlenecks were known to me prior to coming so even though it sucks, I signed up for it.
09-30-2022, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by NickC5FE
I’m on the 74, started 7/11 and just had my 2nd of 6 FTDs. 5-7 days in between each FTD session. We are projecting we won’t be completely done with differences until beginning of December. That is based off of the current rate we are going. I’m sure it could speed up a little but not too much because of device / instructor availability.
We were sent home prior to oral for 3.5 weeks. Most people in our class are expecting almost 5 months total.
Overall the company is great, the training bottlenecks were known to me prior to coming so even though it sucks, I signed up for it.
We were sent home prior to oral for 3.5 weeks. Most people in our class are expecting almost 5 months total.
Overall the company is great, the training bottlenecks were known to me prior to coming so even though it sucks, I signed up for it.
If anyone told you “the worst time at Atlas is the initial training”, believe them, the fun begins when you leave Miami! I’m no cheerleader, but this is a great job.
09-30-2022, 03:43 PM
#26
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Originally Posted by Pahlot
Reading 2 posts above might give you an answer...
Been a few weeks since someone spoke of the 76 classes. Figured I would get a recent update.
Although, was just notified we're in for 6 days and back home for 2 months.
09-30-2022, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Flightsoffusion
Thank you, it didn't. It speaks mainly on wide bodies.
Been a few weeks since someone spoke of the 76 classes. Figured I would get a recent update.
Although, was just notified we're in for 6 days and back home for 2 months.
Been a few weeks since someone spoke of the 76 classes. Figured I would get a recent update.
Although, was just notified we're in for 6 days and back home for 2 months.
09-30-2022, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by HPIC
Just so you know…the 767 IS a widebody. So are the 777 and 747. The 737 is not.
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