Thanks for answer my question! If desperation is to have a job flying airplane's than yeah you are right.

It’s , “ answering “....
Airplanes....nor airplane’s....
Then .... not than
Geezus ! ... If you can’t spell , can you fly ? Can you fill out a log book ? Do you have an education ? We are getting tired of substandard applicants in this highly skilled and technical profession.

Really? You really want to go there with too many spaces in between words? Hahahaha

There was probably a time in Riversides career when he was as excited to have a job flying as you are. He has probably been hit so many times with a hammer, since then, that he has forgotten that time.

Two lessons from this. Never forget how much fun flying is, and that someone pays you to do something you love. Never forget that some jerk in management can take it all away tomorrow.

If there weren’t guys like Riverside pushing the envelope and never being satisfied, the day they take it all away would come sooner. Caustic thinkers are a necessary evil in today’s world.

I hope you did love flying as much as I do back in the day. I hope you do not fly the line, if you did I would feel bad for every poor soul who has to sit next to you for days at a time. Is that okay spelling for you?

Anyways I was hoping someone could tell me when ATI is accepting applications again?

I dont recall in my flying career, that I've worked for a company that flew during a strike. I know how you feel about making progress in contracts. Especially retirement....

I recommend following them on Facebook, They post job openings daily. They have been doing interviews weekly for the last 3 weeks and dont appear to be slowing down soon. They are running a minimum of three more classes for 2019. Each class has been full with 12 new hires.


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Funny, ATI didn’t fly during a strike. They flew while ABX was acting out of bounds of the law. Where was the cool down, release from NMB, and importantly: a notice to ATI of attempted stunt?

“Highly skilled and technical profession”
Let’s face it. Is not that skilled or particularly technical. Unless pushing a switch and rotating a knob, when told to do so, fits your definition of “highly skilled”.
It ain’t heart surgery man, get over yourself.