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CoPilotCompany:

AT&T inc. is one of the World's largest telecommunications holding companies and is the largest in the United States. Operating globally under the AT&T brand, AT&T companies are recognized as the leading worldwide providers of ip based communications services to business and as leading US providers of high speed DSL Internet, local and long distance voice, and directory publishing and advertising services.

Summary - CoPilot:

Classification:Regular Full Time
Shift:40Hr- M-F Day
Location:AT&T - Southwest

Responsibilities - CoPilot:

• Performs flight planning, aircraft inspection, weather analysis and aircraft performance assessment.
• Assists Pilot-In-Command with discharge of safety duties and operation of company aircraft.

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CoPilotRequirements - CoPilot:

• Required Skills:Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) first-class medical certificate, minimum 2,500 hours total flight time, 1,000 hours multiengine land flight time.
• Two (2) years college.
• Must pass formal background checks.
• Desired Skills:Previous corporate flight operations experience, proficient with Microsoft Office suite of applications

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AT&T Job Openings CoPilot

That's rather interesting, given how many folks they laid off last year...

Anyone know more about their flight dept?

My dad worked for AT&T corporate and got to travel on their jet. This would be a pretty cool gig.

"40hr shift Mon-Fri"...What does that mean, exactly?

mmm yeah thats nice....oh big shinny jet....I would....

they have pilots on furlough, meaning you won't be making friends too quick

call me ignorant then...if they have pilots on furlough why would they have a job posting? is this there way of circumnavigating them?

It's the corporate world. There is no seniority list. If they want to "furlough" you, it simply means "you're gone." They can then hire someone else whenever they want.

This isn't the airlines...

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Sadly, this is true.