Atlas Air Hiring
#8111
Greetings All; Please follow this link to view an informative video on oceanic crossing compiled by Shanwick OTC and NATS. I found it to be quite interesting. It can be accessed via; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJTjwW5ZYas
Thanks, baam, nice catch...and the link.
#8112
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Sep 2012
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From: Babysitter
Greetings All; Please follow this link to view an informative video on oceanic crossing compiled by Shanwick OTC and NATS. I found it to be quite interesting. It can be accessed via; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJTjwW5ZYas
#8114
Banned
Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 47
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. I also think this forum embodies the spirit and culture of the vast majority of Atlas pilots - one in which they stand by each other.
This is clearly evidenced by the invaluable and selfless support people like yourself (already on property) provide to those of us simply aspiring to get on property. Like Worldfr8dog has said many times over and in a clear voice; "pay it forward". Thanks to you as well World!!!!
Any and all assistance is always appreciated!
#8115
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 975
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From: Babysitter
I appreciate all the posts that those of us before have posted for this thread. After I read the complete thread, I realize how invaluable this thread truly is. Spending a day reading this thread, is a drop in the bucket on the return from being offered a position with Atlas. I'm glad it's a complete thread with much information on hiring and everything you would want to know about Atlas. So let's get back to one thread. This entitlement generation that think they can't take the easy road is disgusting. Grow a pair and read the thread if you truly are Atlas material I believe you would read the thread. I'm certainly not trying to take any shortcuts, I stay up on the thread, attend job fairs, update my profile and hope to someday get called by Atlas. What have you done lately, other than whine about reading the thread?
#8117
Layover Master
Joined: Jan 2013
Posts: 4,375
Likes: 9
From: Seated
I appreciate all the posts that those of us before have posted for this thread. After I read the complete thread, I realize how invaluable this thread truly is. Spending a day reading this thread, is a drop in the bucket on the return from being offered a position with Atlas. I'm glad it's a complete thread with much information on hiring and everything you would want to know about Atlas. So let's get back to one thread. This entitlement generation that think they can't take the easy road is disgusting. Grow a pair and read the thread if you truly are Atlas material I believe you would read the thread. I'm certainly not trying to take any shortcuts, I stay up on the thread, attend job fairs, update my profile and hope to someday get called by Atlas. What have you done lately, other than whine about reading the thread?
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#8118
On Reserve
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 10
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Hey guys. Just a little update.
Got hired OCT 1, and been on line since January. I have been doing mostly DHL flying so my schedule has not had many changes at all. I believe there was a total of 3. I am based in ANC which takes a whole day to get to and from on the east coast. The good thing is I got a line right out of OE. I got a 60 day line for FEB and MAR. I worked 13 in FEB and 18 in MAR (still have to finish this trip, but all DHL so not expecting any changes).
So far I have not flown with anybody that made it a tortuous 15 hour flight! I know there are some, and have been warned! Very diverse group of pilots here, from Freight Dogs that deserve books written about them due to their experiences (Larry), full spread of military pilots, and regional guys. From my experience here so far, seems like the younger guys that left military and right into Atlas are looking to leave. The 76 guys have rough schedules, fly somewhere sit for 4 hours fly back 6 days in a row, are looking to leave. The previous carry freight guys or regional guys hoping to stay. Obviously these views may change once we see what we get on the next contract.
Recently we have had many pilots medicalling out! It got so bad the company is begging people to use all the means available to get their medical back! Hopefully this will help you guys out!
Just flew with an FO who has AQP scheduled for May. That is a good thing! Other then that this thread is spot on, and if you want to work here read the whole thing. Most of the guys that got hired have read it, just saying!
Good luck and hope to see you all here some day!
Got hired OCT 1, and been on line since January. I have been doing mostly DHL flying so my schedule has not had many changes at all. I believe there was a total of 3. I am based in ANC which takes a whole day to get to and from on the east coast. The good thing is I got a line right out of OE. I got a 60 day line for FEB and MAR. I worked 13 in FEB and 18 in MAR (still have to finish this trip, but all DHL so not expecting any changes).
So far I have not flown with anybody that made it a tortuous 15 hour flight! I know there are some, and have been warned! Very diverse group of pilots here, from Freight Dogs that deserve books written about them due to their experiences (Larry), full spread of military pilots, and regional guys. From my experience here so far, seems like the younger guys that left military and right into Atlas are looking to leave. The 76 guys have rough schedules, fly somewhere sit for 4 hours fly back 6 days in a row, are looking to leave. The previous carry freight guys or regional guys hoping to stay. Obviously these views may change once we see what we get on the next contract.
Recently we have had many pilots medicalling out! It got so bad the company is begging people to use all the means available to get their medical back! Hopefully this will help you guys out!
Just flew with an FO who has AQP scheduled for May. That is a good thing! Other then that this thread is spot on, and if you want to work here read the whole thing. Most of the guys that got hired have read it, just saying!
Good luck and hope to see you all here some day!
#8119
New vacancy bid out - shows 24 747 new hires beyond those in the 2/3 and 2/24 new hire classes.
Just to clarify, those are the domestic 767 schedules. I've flown 30 hours so far this year on the 767, and I only bid reserve in February, in NRT. Plenty of 767 guys dying of boredom in CVG, TPE or NRT.
Also, once the seat locks expire later this year, new hires should start going to the 767, giving those stuck on the night freight hub turn stuff some better options.
Just to clarify, those are the domestic 767 schedules. I've flown 30 hours so far this year on the 767, and I only bid reserve in February, in NRT. Plenty of 767 guys dying of boredom in CVG, TPE or NRT.
Also, once the seat locks expire later this year, new hires should start going to the 767, giving those stuck on the night freight hub turn stuff some better options.
#8120
Just to clarify, those are the domestic 767 schedules. I've flown 30 hours so far this year on the 767, and I only bid reserve in February, in NRT. Plenty of 767 guys dying of boredom in CVG, TPE or NRT.
Also, once the seat locks expire later this year, new hires should start going to the 767, giving those stuck on the night freight hub turn stuff some better options.
Also, once the seat locks expire later this year, new hires should start going to the 767, giving those stuck on the night freight hub turn stuff some better options.
Like anything else, YMMV.
Slainte!
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