Atlas Air Hiring
Line Holder
Joined APC: Mar 2011
Position: CA 747-400/-8
Posts: 66
They hired all of 20 767 FOs last year, and we lost 12 FOs in January to a 747 transition class (and that doesn't include attrition). We now have a couple of 767 new hires classes in MIA. The first of those might hit the line for OE late next month, and a recent P2P call said 767 OE was running six weeks behind. This is a train wreck the company has long seen coming, yet has done almost nothing to prevent, except maybe that illegal vacancy award in December.
Line Holder
Joined APC: Feb 2013
Posts: 36
We are going to get along great. Wake-board is "packed". Now i need a phone call.
Bring a speaker for music in your room. Swimsuits for Miami Beach. A wakeboard for the Ronix wake park in Ft Lauderdale. Set up an Uber account for taxis when you don't want to drive to a bar. Get some wall stick for putting posters of the cockpit on the walls. Plenty of highlighters and pencils. There is an Office max nearby. Bottle or 2 of Jack Daniels to get started. Rosetta Stone Spanish. A sense of humor. A tie for the oral and type ride.
New Hire
Joined APC: Jan 2011
Posts: 3
OK, online assessment = Passed! The test gouge on this thread, even from years ago, is spot on. Some of the questions are tough but overall the test is straight forward.
After rooting around quite a bit on this thread I can't seem to find any current info on what is asked during the phone interview. Clearly timing of the call can vary widely, but very little has recently been discussed regarding its content.
Anyone here been through the process lately?
After rooting around quite a bit on this thread I can't seem to find any current info on what is asked during the phone interview. Clearly timing of the call can vary widely, but very little has recently been discussed regarding its content.
Anyone here been through the process lately?
We've been staffing the 747 since early last year (to no avail, as you point out).
They hired all of 20 767 FOs last year, and we lost 12 FOs in January to a 747 transition class (and that doesn't include attrition). We now have a couple of 767 new hires classes in MIA. The first of those might hit the line for OE late next month, and a recent P2P call said 767 OE was running six weeks behind. This is a train wreck the company has long seen coming, yet has done almost nothing to prevent, except maybe that illegal vacancy award in December.
They hired all of 20 767 FOs last year, and we lost 12 FOs in January to a 747 transition class (and that doesn't include attrition). We now have a couple of 767 new hires classes in MIA. The first of those might hit the line for OE late next month, and a recent P2P call said 767 OE was running six weeks behind. This is a train wreck the company has long seen coming, yet has done almost nothing to prevent, except maybe that illegal vacancy award in December.
On Reserve
Joined APC: Feb 2015
Posts: 11
hey guys and gals I just got the email for the test, I've been looking over this forum for a while but I saw that the test is now the ATP can anyone confirm and is there anyone in KHSV that would want to meet up for a little extra pointers? Thanks
Banned
Joined APC: Dec 2014
Posts: 532
Same here. Any pointers on studying for the online test?
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2005
Posts: 194
I read up before taking it and some tips from the past test a few years ago were a big help. There was no international procedures on this one. The biggest help was the "Everything Explained for the Professional Pilot" book and the PDF version of the ATP test bank. You can search key words in the PDF which leads you right to the answer. I'd say about 20-30 questions were an exact replica of the ATP question. Also, be sure to have a chart of weather symbols handy along with decoded METAR and TAF abbreviations. You have about 36 seconds per question and I had 2 minutes to spare at the end. Skip the ones you get stuck on and come back to them when you are finished with the test. It also helps to have another buddy with you to help you find things. You don't really need to study for it, just know where to find everything. Good luck.
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