Atlas Air Hiring
03-06-2014 | 02:44 PM
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Attended the Atlas booth at the Women in Aviation conference today. It was a great experience to be able to meet the pilots and human resources personnel. Everyone was super nice and easy to speak to. The line was very short as everyone raced to use their fast passes at the major airlines. Good luck to all who attended. Special thanks to the Women in Aviation organization for being so accommodating and hospitable. 
Nice. Did they give you any information about hiring, future/expected classes for the rest of the year, etc.?
03-06-2014 | 04:54 PM
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03-06-2014 | 08:10 PM
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03-06-2014 | 10:13 PM
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[QUOTE=tunes;1596103]thank you for not even remotely addressing my question and going on a complete tangent.
Wow. Nice way to lay into a fellow C-5 driver who is simply trying to help.
And he didn't even go off on a totally inappropriate tangent ... when he said "Your C-5 time is still PIC even though there is no type rating" that might indicate to you that the "type rating" is not a specific limitation of the Atlas minimums for military pilots.
Take some time to read through this thread (the single most significant source of help and information on getting hired at Atlas, anywhere) and you'll find many C-5 (and other military) pilots who have been hired; none of whom are "type rated" in the FA-18's, F-15's, C-17's, or C-5's that they flew in their previous life. Mil pilots seem to thrive here and Atlas seems to like to hire them.
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Wow. Nice way to lay into a fellow C-5 driver who is simply trying to help.
And he didn't even go off on a totally inappropriate tangent ... when he said "Your C-5 time is still PIC even though there is no type rating" that might indicate to you that the "type rating" is not a specific limitation of the Atlas minimums for military pilots.
Take some time to read through this thread (the single most significant source of help and information on getting hired at Atlas, anywhere) and you'll find many C-5 (and other military) pilots who have been hired; none of whom are "type rated" in the FA-18's, F-15's, C-17's, or C-5's that they flew in their previous life. Mil pilots seem to thrive here and Atlas seems to like to hire them.
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03-07-2014 | 04:46 AM
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Attended the Atlas booth at the Women in Aviation conference today. It was a great experience to be able to meet the pilots and human resources personnel. Everyone was super nice and easy to speak to. The line was very short as everyone raced to use their fast passes at the major airlines. Good luck to all who attended. Special thanks to the Women in Aviation organization for being so accommodating and hospitable.
03-07-2014 | 06:39 AM
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03-07-2014 | 07:53 AM
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