Atlas Air Hiring
06-01-2015, 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by gsoflyer
Hi All,
I have another question that I don't ever think I've seen addressed. Are there any, or have you ever known any, musicians that work for Atlas that carry an instrument along. Anything from piccolo to bassoon? ;-) just curious and I would love to know how that worked out.
Thanks,
gsoflyer
I have another question that I don't ever think I've seen addressed. Are there any, or have you ever known any, musicians that work for Atlas that carry an instrument along. Anything from piccolo to bassoon? ;-) just curious and I would love to know how that worked out.
Thanks,
gsoflyer
I have seen a guitar or two (one of those small collapsible ones as I recall) and perhaps a harmonica. Other than that not much. I think Atlas pilots' crew rest talents lie in other areas. Most involve beer and / or food. ;-)
06-01-2015, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Talon1011
I have seen a guitar or two (one of those small collapsible ones as I recall) and perhaps a harmonica. Other than that not much. I think Atlas pilots' crew rest talents lie in other areas. Most involve beer and / or food. ;-)
I just updated my resume with crewjobs. No jet nor FMS time. Over 3000 hrs PIC in the ATR 72 and 42, much of it in southern India. 7000+ total time with a desire for the Atlas schedule and destinations. I have at least one internal. I've read virtually every page on this thread, but I'm sure I'm forgotten stuff :-( I do hope I get a shot at the test.
Guess we shall see.....
06-02-2015, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by gsoflyer
Hi All,
I have another question that I don't ever think I've seen addressed. Are there any, or have you ever known any, musicians that work for Atlas that carry an instrument along. Anything from piccolo to bassoon? ;-) just curious and I would love to know how that worked out.
I have another question that I don't ever think I've seen addressed. Are there any, or have you ever known any, musicians that work for Atlas that carry an instrument along. Anything from piccolo to bassoon? ;-) just curious and I would love to know how that worked out.
06-02-2015, 08:14 AM
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Position: 747 CA
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Originally Posted by Timwerni
has anyone brought a stationary bike or kettle balls to workout on long legs? Or is that just a crazy idea? seems like there would be plenty of room....
Latex bands and similar type things work well though. You can get up and stretch, climb the stairs a few times, pushups, etc while on the plane.
Some of the hotels have good gyms and others suck. Body weight exercises are your friend.
YouTube channel called Fitness Blender is most excellent. Work out anywhere even in a Japanese hotel room...
06-02-2015, 05:58 PM
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5,4,3,2,.....ok, ok, ok.......I'll bite on this one. Some good posts here. But just like has been said over the last few pages, there is a huge amount of information that typically answers all questions if you at least go back a year, if not to the beginning of this thread.
But, here you go. Some first year insight.
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/hi...ring-1031.html
But in reality, I don't there is such a thing as normal at Atlas. Must be flexible from my understanding.
But, here you go. Some first year insight.
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/hi...ring-1031.html
But in reality, I don't there is such a thing as normal at Atlas. Must be flexible from my understanding.
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