Atlas Air Hiring
What? Are you the only person that can express their views on these message boards?
You talk the talk but you don't walk the walk. You say that you support the union, but:
1. Your constant public criticism of the union undermines unity and plants the seeds of division in our group.
You talk the talk but you don't walk the walk. You say that you support the union, but:
1. Your constant public criticism of the union undermines unity and plants the seeds of division in our group.
3. Your constant promotion of just how "not bad" (good) life at Atlas is assists in the company recruitment efforts. There is virtually not a negative post by someone else that will not generate a contrary post from you arguing that things at Atlas aren't as bad as the poster says they are. People have their own opinions, yet you tell them that their opinions are wrong.
You are such a hypocrite! You "flaunt" your position but tell me to be quiet?! I will not. But seriously, if you or any other union officer were to approach me in private and demonstrate the seriousness and/or magnitude of your claim that my opinion is a detriment to our cause then why have I not heard from you?
You keep slamming me but you and I agree on most things so why do you persist in making me your favorite target? No matter. Don't answer...I don't care about your online persona. You are "fake news".
I fly the contract + I pay dues + I volunteer = I support the union.
This is true. There was a lot of back and forth between the moderators, when there was still use of moderators on the 1224 web forum on how to proceed with many posts that had a dissenting opinions. Rather than approve posts, certain moderators denied them claiming it violated terms of service.
The forum became very unpopular quickly after inception because it took longer than posters were willing to wait for approved posts hence it went widely unused. But, even if it were shut down only because of 2 or 3 "long winded" posters, it lends credibility to SI's claim of censorship. It should NEVER have been shut down because of a difference of opinion.
Thanks. But you answered only the part of my post where I merely mentioned in passing "apparent data theft". What say you about the "less is more strategy" from our EXCO instead of hijacking this forum with the attrition campaign?
Banned
Joined APC: Sep 2014
Posts: 109
Actually, I have seen current posts on the union web forum so they are not shut down as you say. I think that forum simply fell out of favor with the pilot group because about half of the posts there were from 2 or 3 posters who wrote long winded rants about how bad the union was.
I imagine they don't want our dirty laundry out in the open, not realizing that was the only option they gave everyone, but I'm just guessing.
Very surprising for the number of views considering:
- Posts by the general membership were stopped by removing the moderators about 4 months ago.
- This was never announced beforehand.
- This forced everyone else to go to the GC_Comms Facebook page later said tong-in-check that it wasn't an "official union source" nudge-nudge, wink-wink while to this day questions are taken from it on crew calls.
- They still don't list moderators now like they did before.
- The resumption of service as limited as it is was never announce so no one knows they are up again.
This much time without access due to moderators being removed silently and then the forum silently restarts only makes me more suspicious. Guess they see how bad this looks now.
The forum became very unpopular quickly after inception because it took longer than posters were willing to wait for approved posts hence it went widely unused. But, even if it were shut down only because of 2 or 3 "long winded" posters, it lends credibility to SI's claim of censorship. It should NEVER have been shut down because of a difference of opinion.
I'm curious what drove this recent re-opening of the Atlas forums that was never announced by our leadership? Without an announcement, who would know they are back? Why would anyone go back or trust them to allow all posts allowed per the TOS considering the past behavior and deceit.
Last edited by suddenimpact; 06-20-2018 at 09:59 PM.
Line Holder
Joined APC: Feb 2016
Position: 747 F/O
Posts: 72
If you are implying you are already at Atlas then you can look the bidlines up very simply by yourself and see. Block hours about 300-400hrs per year or so, although I did just over 200 my first year. I have never had a true "7 on/7 off" on the 767. More like 10 on, 7 off, or 17 on, 13 off.
On Reserve
Joined APC: Dec 2017
Posts: 23
Typical schedule is everything. Could be 3 day trips. Could be 17 day trips. It's a mix'n'mach grab bag of everything in between.
Honestly, the "average domestic line" is about what you describe, 7 on 7 off. CRT credit rarely goes above 70 hours. I average about 65 hours of credit and make within 10% what I made as an F/O on the 747. Expect about $130,000 per year as a 767 captain at Atlas Air. I'm sure the top 10% fleet seniority JFK based people and VX'ers make more, but good luck breaking into that club.
Reason credit is so low: lots of short trips = lots of partial CRT days. You're certainly not getting a full 17 days of CRT credit. Plus side is a lot of lines are only built to 15 days or so, if you don't like to fly, work (or make money), it's not too bad.
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2016
Posts: 293
With the Southern Pilots on the Atlas contract, subject to ratification, it appears there will be no "contracts" to arbitrate and amalgamate. Can combined section 6 start once that is done? Probably not but Nothing short of parity was achieved it appears.
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