Atlas Air Hiring
11-24-2015, 09:13 PM
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Joined APC: Aug 2007
Position: 74 FO
Posts: 97
Originally Posted by BYOB
12k+ TT (91/135/121); 7k+ jet PIC (all 121); 10.5k PIC TT; and I recently got my tailwheel endorsement, which I think really tied it all together!
11-25-2015, 12:10 AM
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Joined APC: Dec 2012
Posts: 22
Originally Posted by OrionDriver
I'm at about 2300 TT, without multiplier, all military, nearly all multi. I'm moving back up to Anchorage before long and I've heard good things about Atlas - but it seems i'm pretty far below their competitive mins.
Does Atlas allow a multiplier?
Does Atlas allow a multiplier?
Hired in this last bunch. Shooting for feb class date.
3000 total (all civilian)
1500 at regionals
0 TPIC
2 job fairs
2 LORs
Lets just say that being the squeaky wheel is what worked for me. And then I had to do some serious convincing that ill never leave Atlas. Which I have no intentions of. But they look at a 3k hour 30 yr old guy like I have googly eyes for Delta. The rumor is they tailor your tech interview as per your experience. They grilled me on the tech interview and luckily I studied up and did very well.
Either way... Ecstatic is an understatement as Ive had blinders on for Atlas for a while now.
PERSISTENCE is the only thing that gets you interviewed.
11-25-2015, 05:23 AM
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Joined APC: Nov 2015
Position: Lawn Dart Captain
Posts: 125
Originally Posted by qazvick
Hired in this last bunch. Shooting for feb class date.
3000 total (all civilian)
1500 at regionals
0 TPIC
2 job fairs
2 LORs
Lets just say that being the squeaky wheel is what worked for me. And then I had to do some serious convincing that ill never leave Atlas. Which I have no intentions of. But they look at a 3k hour 30 yr old guy like I have googly eyes for Delta. The rumor is they tailor your tech interview as per your experience. They grilled me on the tech interview and luckily I studied up and did very well.
Either way... Ecstatic is an understatement as Ive had blinders on for Atlas for a while now.
PERSISTENCE is the only thing that gets you interviewed.
3000 total (all civilian)
1500 at regionals
0 TPIC
2 job fairs
2 LORs
Lets just say that being the squeaky wheel is what worked for me. And then I had to do some serious convincing that ill never leave Atlas. Which I have no intentions of. But they look at a 3k hour 30 yr old guy like I have googly eyes for Delta. The rumor is they tailor your tech interview as per your experience. They grilled me on the tech interview and luckily I studied up and did very well.
Either way... Ecstatic is an understatement as Ive had blinders on for Atlas for a while now.
PERSISTENCE is the only thing that gets you interviewed.
Congrats!!
11-25-2015, 03:50 PM
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Joined APC: Aug 2007
Position: 74 FO
Posts: 97
Originally Posted by Tacos
Does Atlas require vaccinations prior to employment, or do they just leave it up to you to decide and figure it out?
11-25-2015, 05:37 PM
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Joined APC: Feb 2008
Position: Retired
Posts: 651
Originally Posted by useless
The nurse will come in and will give you the vaccinations you need at new-hire training.
Hepatitis B can be found in third world blood supplies, so you might want to consider getting that one even if you are not planning on sport sex in Hong Kong.
This is not a place for anti-vaccers. On the other hand perhaps that long list on the shot card explains a few things.
11-25-2015, 06:13 PM
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Joined APC: May 2010
Position: B767 CA
Posts: 1,100
Hepatitis B is one that I have always kept current (I believe it's every ten years).
But regardless, if you have time before training starts, go visit a Travel Medicine doctor, and at the very least, do some homework on the CDC, WebMD, etc sites about their recommendations for Africa, S Asia, and S America. (If there is an eight thousand foot or greater runway, you may end up there, so don't take this lightly).
Great question btw, and I'm not sure it's been asked before in 1240 pages...wow.
Good luck in the school house.
But regardless, if you have time before training starts, go visit a Travel Medicine doctor, and at the very least, do some homework on the CDC, WebMD, etc sites about their recommendations for Africa, S Asia, and S America. (If there is an eight thousand foot or greater runway, you may end up there, so don't take this lightly).
Great question btw, and I'm not sure it's been asked before in 1240 pages...wow.
Good luck in the school house.
11-25-2015, 07:34 PM
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Joined APC: Mar 2011
Posts: 386
Originally Posted by 744driver
Hepatitis B is one that I have always kept current (I believe it's every ten years).
But regardless, if you have time before training starts, go visit a Travel Medicine doctor, and at the very least, do some homework on the CDC, WebMD, etc sites about their recommendations for Africa, S Asia, and S America. (If there is an eight thousand foot or greater runway, you may end up there, so don't take this lightly).
Great question btw, and I'm not sure it's been asked before in 1240 pages...wow.
Good luck in the school house.
But regardless, if you have time before training starts, go visit a Travel Medicine doctor, and at the very least, do some homework on the CDC, WebMD, etc sites about their recommendations for Africa, S Asia, and S America. (If there is an eight thousand foot or greater runway, you may end up there, so don't take this lightly).
Great question btw, and I'm not sure it's been asked before in 1240 pages...wow.
Good luck in the school house.
If you interviewed on the 19th, shoot me a PM and let me know about class dates and class offers.
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