Atlas Air Hiring
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07-21-2013 | 04:16 AM
#6415
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A good place to start is on page 1...sorry, I couldn't resist!!
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/hi...ir-hiring.html
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/hi...ir-hiring.html
07-21-2013 | 07:19 AM
#6416
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Keep watching here for the window to open: Atlas Air, Inc.
And 744driver is correct; use this down time to read this thread, prepare for the online test, and tune up the interview skills. Good luck!
And 744driver is correct; use this down time to read this thread, prepare for the online test, and tune up the interview skills. Good luck!
Last edited by OSAVIP; 07-21-2013 at 07:23 AM. Reason: :-)
07-22-2013 | 05:56 AM
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From: I will be in the right bunk.
Word around the training (checking) center is 1 more 747 new hire class this year.
No class size or date was mentioned, I assume they will be picked from the pool.
Oh and Mesa Sucks
BayBum
No class size or date was mentioned, I assume they will be picked from the pool.
Oh and Mesa Sucks
BayBum
07-28-2013 | 10:51 AM
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From: B767 CA
Why are we asking these questions, etc on this forum that was meant for exchanging information about hiring at Atlas?
Did they not issue you a CBA to you? Sorry to be so harsh, but please do some digging in the CBA, or if that is not convenient, write to the Stewards, or even ask on the Pilots' Union site.
Knowing the CBA and living by it is not only a necessity, but helps us all make better decisions every time we show up for a trip. It is high time to get to know this CBA that has been in place for almost two years...I realize many here have only been at Atlas for a short time, but knowing the CBA is actually a very minimum for this (or any union or airline) job.
Did they not issue you a CBA to you? Sorry to be so harsh, but please do some digging in the CBA, or if that is not convenient, write to the Stewards, or even ask on the Pilots' Union site.
Knowing the CBA and living by it is not only a necessity, but helps us all make better decisions every time we show up for a trip. It is high time to get to know this CBA that has been in place for almost two years...I realize many here have only been at Atlas for a short time, but knowing the CBA is actually a very minimum for this (or any union or airline) job.
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