Atlas Air Hiring
01-03-2015 | 05:55 PM
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: May 2010
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From: B767 CA
The company almost made a major mis-step in the recent illegal vacancy award and just about released us for self help...it would have been wonderful! BUT, this clearly brought a lot more pilots on board, and seems to have cultivated some solidarity, which we desperately need. I haven't seen such instant solidarity from this group ever, and I've got to thank the company for that. In a sick way, I hope they keep messing with us to feed the monster that is union solidarity, so that we can drop the hammer so freakin' hard when negotiations come up that they have no other option than to play ball. Otherwise I can see them drawing negotiations out for years and years...
01-04-2015 | 05:48 AM
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: 747 CA
You need to read Confessions of a Union Buster or watch these videos at a minimum. You must know who you are dealing with and what harm they intend to do to you and your family.
http://youtu.be/2qajBfEdzoE
http://youtu.be/2qajBfEdzoE
01-06-2015 | 12:57 PM
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Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Left
Hi all, I completed the online assessment last week and passed, was just wondering if anyone else has taken it lately and if anyone has heard from HR regarding an interview date. Would love to get on with Atlas someday.
01-07-2015 | 12:15 PM
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From: Knuckle-dragging line pilot
They're interviewing in MIA this week, so HR might be tied up. Send them an email if you don't hear soon.
01-08-2015 | 12:22 PM
FLL Base, A320 F/O
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: A320 F/O
http://youtu.be/lsQk95J5iNw
Watch this video this is What we need to do.
Also in January 16 they can have the Christmas party for themselves.
How are you going to go to your ex-wife party 2 days after the divorce and expected to act like nothing happens. they can have it for themselves. I rather stay in the hotel doing barbecue. Than listen to Carlson bullsh............
Watch this video this is What we need to do.
Also in January 16 they can have the Christmas party for themselves.
How are you going to go to your ex-wife party 2 days after the divorce and expected to act like nothing happens. they can have it for themselves. I rather stay in the hotel doing barbecue. Than listen to Carlson bullsh............
01-08-2015 | 02:27 PM
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 1,100
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From: B767 CA
http://youtu.be/lsQk95J5iNw
Watch this video this is What we need to do.
Also in January 16 they can have the Christmas party for themselves.
How are you going to go to your ex-wife party 2 days after the divorce and expected to act like nothing happens. they can have it for themselves. I rather stay in the hotel doing barbecue. Than listen to Carlson bullsh............
Watch this video this is What we need to do.
Also in January 16 they can have the Christmas party for themselves.
How are you going to go to your ex-wife party 2 days after the divorce and expected to act like nothing happens. they can have it for themselves. I rather stay in the hotel doing barbecue. Than listen to Carlson bullsh............
01-11-2015 | 12:01 PM
On Reserve
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 22
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196-1951 Hiring Process
342-3416 Hiring Process and LORs
238-2298 HR
239-2388 Hiring and Testing
167-1663 Interview
184-1835 Interview
213-2121 Interview
236-2352 Interview
169-1687 Pay
175-1746 Pay
225-2249 pay
222-2211 Company Info
223-2229 Company Info
234-2338 Company Info
286-2855 Company Info
289-2885 Company Info
290-2893 Company Info
294-2937 Company Info
300-2995 Company info (Investor Conf Call Links)
340-3391 Company Info
340-3394 Company Info
225-2245 Training Pay
286-2854 Training Pay
353-3522 Training, Bus schedules
352-3524 Training, Bus/Rental Cars
353-3526 Training, Car recommendation
353-3527 Training, Pay for driving your car
353-3529 Training, Income/Pay for driving your cay
356-3554 Preparing for training
356-3555 Preparing for training
354-3532 Training
201-2003 Recip Jump seat priv
187-1865 Essay
75-750 Testing
77-769 Testing
194-1940 Testing
198-1971 Testing
214-2136 Testing
216-2151 Testing
226-2253 Testing
220-2193 Testing
236-2352 Testing
251-2503 Testing
264-2635 Testing
264-2636 Testing
267-2669 Testing
281-2802 Testing
281-2807 Testing (weather link)*
AC 00-45G CHG 1 Aviation Weather Services
286-2808 Testing (FAA ATP pdf)
Index of /faa_exam/atp
287-2861 Testing
208-2075 Gateway info
176-1756 Retirements
332-3319 Retirements
274-2735 Reserve definitions (R1,R2, R3)
255-2541 IOE evaluation example
Schedule examples;
196-1951 Hiring Process
342-3416 Hiring Process and LORs
238-2298 HR
239-2388 Hiring and Testing
167-1663 Interview
184-1835 Interview
213-2121 Interview
236-2352 Interview
169-1687 Pay
175-1746 Pay
225-2249 pay
222-2211 Company Info
223-2229 Company Info
234-2338 Company Info
286-2855 Company Info
289-2885 Company Info
290-2893 Company Info
294-2937 Company Info
300-2995 Company info (Investor Conf Call Links)
340-3391 Company Info
340-3394 Company Info
225-2245 Training Pay
286-2854 Training Pay
353-3522 Training, Bus schedules
352-3524 Training, Bus/Rental Cars
353-3526 Training, Car recommendation
353-3527 Training, Pay for driving your car
353-3529 Training, Income/Pay for driving your cay
356-3554 Preparing for training
356-3555 Preparing for training
354-3532 Training
201-2003 Recip Jump seat priv
187-1865 Essay
75-750 Testing
77-769 Testing
194-1940 Testing
198-1971 Testing
214-2136 Testing
216-2151 Testing
226-2253 Testing
220-2193 Testing
236-2352 Testing
251-2503 Testing
264-2635 Testing
264-2636 Testing
267-2669 Testing
281-2802 Testing
281-2807 Testing (weather link)*
AC 00-45G CHG 1 Aviation Weather Services
286-2808 Testing (FAA ATP pdf)
Index of /faa_exam/atp
287-2861 Testing
208-2075 Gateway info
176-1756 Retirements
332-3319 Retirements
274-2735 Reserve definitions (R1,R2, R3)
255-2541 IOE evaluation example
Schedule examples;
Also, just to be clear, no matter where you live, whether a reserve or line holder, you are positive spaced to base? Am I correct in this? If I live in Florida and I happen to be assigned ANC, that is my concern.
01-11-2015 | 12:20 PM
Line Holder
Joined: Apr 2014
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From: CA B747
It depends if your domicile airport is listed as a gateway airport or not.
01-11-2015 | 01:44 PM
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: 747 CA
If the company needs you to fly out of some out of the way city, they will commercial you there on their time. If you gateway to your base, it is on your time.
They will impute the cost of the airfare to your base for taxes and treat it as income on your pay statement. If the ticket to Anchorage cost $1000, and if you have to commute 4 times, it will appear as if you had earned an additional $4000 at the end of the month. You will pay the IRS as if you had earned that fictional money.
01-11-2015 | 02:38 PM
On Reserve
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There is no such thing as positive space at Atlas. The company will purchase a ticket on an airline or you will deadhead on a company plane to your assignment. If you live within 130 miles of base, you will not have Gateway travel and it is on you to get to base. You are always free to jumpseat. That is on you.
If the company needs you to fly out of some out of the way city, they will commercial you there on their time. If you gateway to your base, it is on your time.
They will impute the cost of the airfare to your base for taxes and treat it as income on your pay statement. If the ticket to Anchorage cost $1000, and if you have to commute 4 times, it will appear as if you had earned an additional $4000 at the end of the month. You will pay the IRS as if you had earned that fictional money.
If the company needs you to fly out of some out of the way city, they will commercial you there on their time. If you gateway to your base, it is on your time.
They will impute the cost of the airfare to your base for taxes and treat it as income on your pay statement. If the ticket to Anchorage cost $1000, and if you have to commute 4 times, it will appear as if you had earned an additional $4000 at the end of the month. You will pay the IRS as if you had earned that fictional money.
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