Atlas written
 

Any one know whats the best sourse of study guide for the Atlas pre- interview written test? How about the FE test prep?

Not to be that guy to redirect you to another thread, but if you have the patience to sift through all the "I interviewed 5 minutes ago and haven't heard anything yet" crap, in addition to the hotel gas grill breaking down, this is the best source of 5Y info:

http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/hi...ir-hiring.html

Thanks, ill check that out!

Wait....the hotel gas grill broke down? Why wasn't I informed of this and what does the company intend to do about it?

Don't worry, it has been replaced. Another major crisis narrowly averted... The new-hire / recurrent BBQ tradition can continue on! Stay thirsty my friends! :D

Revive
 

Reviving this question for 2015!

Any input from recent victors?

Please, I don't want to sift through 1100 pages of another thread!

Thanks all :)

Took it yesterday. Got upper 80's. I thought it was reasonable, but really no time to look up anything you don't know. I never did much NAT, mostly all PACOTS and NOPAC type ops, so had to study up on that. Seemed to be ATP type questions. Know those WX symbols!

I finished with about 2 minutes to spare. Hoping to get the call soon!

Experience: 7,500TT, 1,000jet PIC, 3,000 747-400

What page is the written gouge on?
 

Can anyone help out with where to find some Atlas written gouge? Through hours of searching I can't seem to find it in this 1100+ page thread.

Thanks!

Dudes, pg 1099 for starters ;)
also get your hands on a Gleim Weather book for wx symbols(prog chatrs, ect)

Thanks!

This page has a "Table of Contents" that breaks down the thread.
Very useful.
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/hi...ring-1106.html