Atlas Air Hiring
#5602
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Joined APC: Sep 2009
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Your question is a fair one though, as it seems that Atlas has been hiring a lot more military cargo pilots recently. These specific pilots are an easy fit because this is similar to the type of flying that they already do. Furthermore, Atlas does not have to worry about one of these pilots quitting because of the 17-day stretch of being gone as they should be used to far longer stints.
However, as it has been said on this forum before, Atlas hires pilots from many different backgrounds. I have a civilian only background as did the majority of my initial new-hire class and the new-hire classes around mine.
Have you gone to a job fair and spoken with HR face to face?
#5603
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HR is baffling in the aviation industry now as compared to 2000.
#5606
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Joined APC: Nov 2012
Posts: 264
Congrats to all those starting on the 18th! See ya around the Marriot campus.
Kevin stopped in and told our class just today there will be a -400 class every three weeks for the foreseeable future; hopefully more for the 767 as well.
Kevin stopped in and told our class just today there will be a -400 class every three weeks for the foreseeable future; hopefully more for the 767 as well.
#5608
Palmtree, it can take a while. A friend of mine at another ACMI began applying 1.5 years ago, just recently got the call.
#5610
Generally, the classes are 12 per class in each type of aircraft.
Last class that started (I believe) had 12 744 and 20 767...but about half of the 767 new-hires were from the 1224 fast-track and are (likely) on a short course for the 767.
Good luck.
Last class that started (I believe) had 12 744 and 20 767...but about half of the 767 new-hires were from the 1224 fast-track and are (likely) on a short course for the 767.
Good luck.
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