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04-24-2021 | 04:42 AM

#17781

Twin Wasp

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From: Sr. VP of button pushing

As pointed out, the instructors and check airmen at Atlas are line pilots. They get a 10% override any month they do training or checking duties.

04-24-2021 | 03:59 PM

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Kerizbro

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I saw the job posted online and they separate the two atlas and southern. So it’s a bit confusing.

Anyways, thanks.

04-24-2021 | 07:50 PM

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N8013P

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If my application has been "under review" for a month now, is that good or bad? Anything I can do to give it a bump up?

04-25-2021 | 09:36 AM

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akfrtdwg 57

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Originally Posted by N8013P

If my application has been "under review" for a month now, is that good or bad? Anything I can do to give it a bump up?

I’d say normal if not still on the short side depending on references and experience. Unless you have an in that’s good with someone in HR a job fair might help. Other than that waiting game and luck of the draw.

04-28-2021 | 08:08 AM

#17785

C17B74

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From: No Hats No Jackets No PAX

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Originally Posted by D Rate

Hi
I currently flying in the middle east on B777 as an FO and I’m interested in applying to Atlas as I would like to move back to the US with my family The downside is i dont have any turbine PIC. I have around 9600 TT with about 7000 hrs in jet aircrafts ranging from emb 145,135 CRJ 200 airbus 319,320,321 and B777 which i’m currently flying along with a FAA ATP and a 4 yr Degree. Would Atlas even consider me for the wide body FO position without the turbine PIC??
Thanks

Zero Zero is Correct. Definitely apply. Understand that anyone with limited or Zero PIC shouldn’t hesitate to apply as companies can secure you for quite awhile as you cannot jump ship comparably to another candidate with significant PIC can. Just flew with a 5000 plus FO with no PIC. He’s happy, but options are limited. Really only matters when it makes you happy and lends itself a positive for your career aspirations, etc.

04-28-2021 | 08:23 AM

#17786

C17B74

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From: No Hats No Jackets No PAX

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kerizbro

Does anyone know roughly how much Atlas air instructors make?

TwinWasp knows the business, 10% override is the key. Now if your super senior, live in MIA or nearby and instruct at the Training Center you have it made, that’s another bump in itself based on availability and events you perform. Several commute to instruct as well, it’s that lucrative with bare minimum line duty. Senior, Senior, Senior for the most part.

04-29-2021 | 05:59 AM

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dcwulf

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From: FO

Meet n Greet

For any of the Atlas aviators,

If y’all live near JAX, let me know. I’d be happy to meet up for a beverage or chow. I’m old school and prefer sitting down one on one to get the scoop. DEN or MIA are options as well.

04-29-2021 | 11:43 PM

#17788

C17B74

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From: No Hats No Jackets No PAX

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Originally Posted by dcwulf

I liked flying out of JAX when we lived on Amelia Island/Fernandina Beach area hoping it was a quiet area to chill. Moved back to TN after we figured out it was too quiet (sort of), BUT teaming with younger folk trying to outlive their grandparents and remain as squatters 1 min from the beach. Sorry I digressed, but searching this database has quite a bit of info if you don’t get a bite.

If you find the “real scoop” let us know. A lot of us have been searching for “the scoop” for many years, but we can point out trends as highlights! Somewhat joking, it’s kind of different for many of us here. Good, bad, ugly....