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Bahamasflyer 04-02-2020 03:34 PM


Originally Posted by WhipWhitaker (Post 3021139)
I have no idea about anywhere else, but Atlas/Southern requires an ATP. There were talks about paying for CTP courses and giving ATP rides on the 737, I assume that is no longer necessary. Wishing you good luck in the hunt, tough times.


WhT about someone with a wet ATP coming off of IOE at the regionals?

tengssuuciurta 04-02-2020 04:07 PM


Originally Posted by Bahamasflyer (Post 3021332)
WhT about someone with a wet ATP coming off of IOE at the regionals?

I'm not sure, but it'd be worth submitting an application.

Scrwed2 04-04-2020 08:28 AM

Needing a job
 
I have 24000tt with 3 type ratings no jet 20000 twin turbine pic no certificate actions ever against me. And a clean driving record. Am I employable at Atlas

blinkpilot182 04-04-2020 08:33 AM

Atlas Air Hiring
 

Originally Posted by Scrwed2 (Post 3023174)
I have 24000tt with 3 type ratings no jet 20000 twin turbine pic no certificate actions ever against me. And a clean driving record. Am I employable at Atlas


I would say yes. I fly with turboprop drivers turned Atlas pilots pretty frequently. You seem to have quite a bit of experience. I’d apply if you’ve done your homework and are interested.

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Elevation 04-04-2020 07:46 PM


Originally Posted by Scrwed2 (Post 3023174)
I have 24000tt with 3 type ratings no jet 20000 twin turbine pic no certificate actions ever against me. And a clean driving record. Am I employable at Atlas

The world is a strange place. I've come to peace with the fact that anything I think would be a no-brainer (like hiring a 24000 hour pilot to fly jets for a few more years) somehow are bad ideas as determined by HR or some guy at the panel. I'd say apply if you need work. If we don't hire you it's our loss, not your failure. Come on over! If you like talking about weird stuff somewhere over the middle of nowhere, I'll write you a letter. PM me!

gagapilot 04-07-2020 12:16 PM

Long time lurker, first time poster here.

Applied for wide-body FO yesterday. The application was much shorter than expected, just a resume upload, basic personal/contact info, and a few questions related to hours. Oh and veteran/disability status. That was it. Did I miss something? I was expecting pages and pages like airline apps was.

4500 Total
2500 twin turbine part 121
980 twin turbine PIC

If selected to move forward, anyone know the typical timeline for how fast things move? Granted with the current virus situation everything’s literally up in the air. Thanks!

WhipWhitaker 04-07-2020 12:42 PM


Originally Posted by gagapilot (Post 3026362)
Long time lurker, first time poster here.

Applied for wide-body FO yesterday. The application was much shorter than expected, just a resume upload, basic personal/contact info, and a few questions related to hours. Oh and veteran/disability status. That was it. Did I miss something? I was expecting pages and pages like airline apps was.

4500 Total
2500 twin turbine part 121
980 twin turbine PIC

If selected to move forward, anyone know the typical timeline for how fast things move? Granted with the current virus situation everything’s literally up in the air. Thanks!

They'll start with a phone screening, after that they are doing interviews via Skype for now. Class size is limited due to Carona but they are running as many as the instructor staffing will allow. I referred two friends about a week ago, they are both scheduled to interview this week. An internal will probably get you a call faster FWIW.

fliesinverted 04-15-2020 01:31 PM


Originally Posted by Elevation (Post 3023887)
The world is a strange place. I've come to peace with the fact that anything I think would be a no-brainer (like hiring a 24000 hour pilot to fly jets for a few more years) somehow are bad ideas as determined by HR or some guy at the panel. I'd say apply if you need work. If we don't hire you it's our loss, not your failure. Come on over! If you like talking about weird stuff somewhere over the middle of nowhere, I'll write you a letter. PM me!

Hi there. Current regional captain, 5700TT, about 1700 Part 121 time, 390 of it is PIC. Would you count me as employable? Very interested in talking about weird stuff. :D

RyeMex 04-16-2020 12:50 AM


Originally Posted by fliesinverted (Post 3032901)
Hi there. Current regional captain, 5700TT, about 1700 Part 121 time, 390 of it is PIC. Would you count me as employable? Very interested in talking about weird stuff. :D

For what it’s worth, unless you are/were at one of the regionals that closed its doors (or is about to do so), I can’t emphasize enough how much I would recommend staying in that left seat until you get your 1,000 TPIC. This is not to dissuade you from coming to Atlas. I just know too many people who left a left seat somewhere before getting that magic number and ended up setting their careers back for years while they tried to get back into the left seat.

Elevation 04-17-2020 09:35 AM


Originally Posted by fliesinverted (Post 3032901)
Hi there. Current regional captain, 5700TT, about 1700 Part 121 time, 390 of it is PIC. Would you count me as employable? Very interested in talking about weird stuff. :D

You are employable, for sure. 1000 121PIC is going to come a lot faster where you are at. Still I'll try to help if you need it.


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