dera

insinuate

verb
1. suggest or hint (something bad) in an indirect and unpleasant way.

C17B74

No harm, no foul. I could have been more direct and not obscure or vague if you will. I have been dropping into SYD past couple of months after a three year hiatus due to the clamp down. Forgot how much I missed roaming around, such a blast even during the wet/autumn/winter months - refreshing.

rodrigues

Yup.. I've put my hand up and acknowledged it was incorrectly used

airbus4lyfe

I found this website fairly helpful and provided information on the Atlas process and some of the flying operations currently there.

https://www.easyaviationtheory.com/p...interview-prep

zerozero

There are spelling and grammar mistakes in that information which is not a big deal, but does raise an eyebrow. The real problem with that information is the pay graphic is totally false and misleading.

dera

the CA side is a bit optimistic given we have no 3-4 year 747 CAs, but for 747 FOs it seems low.

Twin Wasp

And the line “you will be guaranteed a business class ticket with united to fly to your point of call” when they are explaining gateway travel is also misleading.

Elevation

Pay and fleet hours are way off. This looks like a third-party website that's taken some screenshots from the highly inaccurate compensation pamphlet that our company released some time ago. In this case, it drives traffic or customers to buy whatever services Easy Aviation Theory is selling.

We comment a lot about our company here. I think it's worth pointing out that there's a whole ecosystem of parasite business models that center on pilot desperation. Whether we're talking about interview prep companies, Youtube channels, resume review companies, etc. there's money to be made selling things to pilots who desperately want to get ahead. In this case a company that's offering to help Australians prepare for theory exams is using Atlas as a way to sell their wares. They haven't done their research, which is rather odd considering their product.

capialex

Hello guys, good mrng. Does anyone know what "Foreign Flight Record" in the Atlas application mean?? They request logbook and Foreign Flight Record (5 years back)

Thanx everyone

Bluesky123

They asked me for my check and training records. Fortunately I worked for an airline where these were accessible. I assume its because working for a foreign carrier means you don't have any PRIA history.