Atlas Air Hiring
10-11-2017, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Groundpointfife
I have seen that the APC profile for Atlas says currently not hiring, but I have heard two different stories about a December class, one is that it will be 747, the other is the remaining classes for 2017 will be 767.
I've read the good, the bad and the ugly on here, just wondering what's going on?
I've read the good, the bad and the ugly on here, just wondering what's going on?
Like 742Dash said, things change here all the time.
10-11-2017, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by captainv
They don't tell us anymore. The last 747 class was in July, that was supposed to be it for the year. The last 767 class was supposed to be mid-October, but apparently they added one in early November.
Like 742Dash said, things change here all the time.
Like 742Dash said, things change here all the time.
10-12-2017, 06:34 PM
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FYI
Atlas has suspended crew for two months, no pay for asking for coffee. They thought the delay was for coffe but the cargo was still being loaded created delay.
This should be an easy fight for the union but the company is taking hostages any way they can. And during that time you will be without pay and now a mark on your HR record that the next airline will be looking at.
Know before you go!
Atlas has suspended crew for two months, no pay for asking for coffee. They thought the delay was for coffe but the cargo was still being loaded created delay.
This should be an easy fight for the union but the company is taking hostages any way they can. And during that time you will be without pay and now a mark on your HR record that the next airline will be looking at.
Know before you go!
10-12-2017, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Stratocruzr
FYI
Atlas has suspended crew for two months, no pay for asking for coffee. They thought the delay was for coffe but the cargo was still being loaded created delay.
This should be an easy fight for the union but the company is taking hostages any way they can. And during that time you will be without pay and now a mark on your HR record that the next airline will be looking at.
Know before you go!
Atlas has suspended crew for two months, no pay for asking for coffee. They thought the delay was for coffe but the cargo was still being loaded created delay.
This should be an easy fight for the union but the company is taking hostages any way they can. And during that time you will be without pay and now a mark on your HR record that the next airline will be looking at.
Know before you go!
10-13-2017, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Stratocruzr
FYI
Atlas has suspended crew for two months, no pay for asking for coffee. They thought the delay was for coffe but the cargo was still being loaded created delay.
This should be an easy fight for the union but the company is taking hostages any way they can. And during that time you will be without pay and now a mark on your HR record that the next airline will be looking at.
Know before you go!
Atlas has suspended crew for two months, no pay for asking for coffee. They thought the delay was for coffe but the cargo was still being loaded created delay.
This should be an easy fight for the union but the company is taking hostages any way they can. And during that time you will be without pay and now a mark on your HR record that the next airline will be looking at.
Know before you go!
10-13-2017, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Groundpointfife
How was the delay coded? Was the crew dumb enough to say they were waiting on coffee, or did they say the cargo was being loaded yet somehow get blamed for drinking coffee?
10-13-2017, 06:49 PM
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Actually the crew left the airplane and to get some coffee. Crew returned to the airplane BEFORE cargo loading was finished, but someone had an ax to grind and the crew was blamed for the delay. The real delay was cargo loading.
There were also words exchanged by the flight crew and ground staff.
2 lessons here;
1) The company is ****ed at the pilots and is going after anyone who they view as a problem
2) The ground crews will throw the pilots under the bus any chance they get.
There were also words exchanged by the flight crew and ground staff.
2 lessons here;
1) The company is ****ed at the pilots and is going after anyone who they view as a problem
2) The ground crews will throw the pilots under the bus any chance they get.
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