That is definitely a winner. I was wondering where all the red hats we were bringing in from overseas were going. Pax ops obviously. Doh!

 

You probably will hear nothing... for a long while. But make sure you check your spam folder, for some reason a lot of initial messages from hiring get sent there, even the automated responses.

Back in November, a recruiter posted on the Pilots of Atlas Air Recruiting page on FB that when hiring resumes there will be a new announcement and everyone will have to reapply. If you aren't following that page, I suggest you do and set up a notification for new posts. There isn't much traffic now, so there shouldn't be too many nuisance notifications.

Perhaps continuing to update your profile on the application manager will help ensure a mass distribution message from the Talent Acquisition team is sent to you as soon as hiring resumes; or perhaps not. If it doesn't, well, it's only a few wasted minutes every month.

Best of luck, we're here to help whenever the job is posted.

 

Thank you very much for your message. Although there is not much one can do about this current situation, posts such as yours provide meaningful guidance and lift our spirits.

 

Could you tell us retirment numbers by year at Atlas? Or is that mostly a thing only for the legacies and majors? thanks.

 

Rough numbers, 50 in 2025, 60 in 2026, 80 2027-2029.

 

https://wp.iap2750.org/latest-news/

 

hi everyone, thanks for all the help.
long shot but if somebody has any info on ther experience would be highly appreciated.

I'm getting my green card from my mom (She lives in Utah). I live in Toulouse, France and I'm planning to apply to ATLAS as soon as I get my green card.

Does anyone know... can I register her address for taxes/ credit cards/ driving license? (even tho I'm living in France)
or if anyone did it another way if you can share it, would be great.

best regards!

 

As you can see from that link resignations way down, the last few years have averaged closer to 550 vs 313 last year. With a small number of retirements in 2025 and an excess of pilots of around 250-300 due the aircraft transferring off property one can understand the crew force needs.

The last several years we had robust hiring to keep up with attrition and fleet growth, we are in a completely different place right now and this is why there are no plans to hire for an undefined timeframe.

 

You are asking if you can commit fraud? As a general rule in life, I'd say that's not a good idea.
You can't have your primary residence abroad (legally) as a LPR.

From USCIS: " If it is determined, however, that you did not intend to make the United States your permanent home, you will be found to have abandoned your permanent resident status."

 

thank you for the reply. absolutely not planning to commit any fraud or anything like that at all. I meant initially so I could sort out everything.

as many people commuting overseas, I thought you could start some process while you sort that out.

thanks anyways