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Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3769161)
please tell us, why would a Spirit pilot looking to get out go to Atlas as opposed to United, American, or Delta? Beside that they get the opportunity to help Atlas with its pilot hiring problems?
Also chances are many of you live in Florida. Atlas has three fleets with a Florida base. If you dont' live in Florida Atlas also gateways you so that you can forget about starting at the bottom with crashpads and jumpseating. Finally - maybe (just maybe) some of you are tired of flying a narrowbody and wonder what flying a big boy would be like. |
"I dont think "emphasize" means what you think it means, mayby you empathize?"
That's correct. I meant empathize. Why thank you! |
Originally Posted by Lionhaart
(Post 3769645)
...Because they're hiring? And class dates once accepted are within a month or two at most so far.
Also chances are many of you live in Florida. Atlas has three fleets with a Florida base. If you dont' live in Florida Atlas also gateways you so that you can forget about starting at the bottom with crashpads and jumpseating. Finally - maybe (just maybe) some of you are tired of flying a narrowbody and wonder what flying a big boy would be like. |
Lol. Spirit was never meant to be a forever airline. It's an airline you get your type rating at and then bounce asap. During the interview, you should've faked your way through with smiles and laughs just to get past HR. And never mention anything about moving on. Once you finished IOE is when you should've applied and left long ago. Right now it's too late and it's more competitive.
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Originally Posted by vetter
(Post 3769859)
Lol. Spirit was never meant to be a forever airline. It's an airline you get your type rating at and then bounce asap. During the interview, you should've faked your way through with smiles and laughs just to get past HR. And never mention anything about moving on. Once you finished IOE is when you should've applied and left long ago. Right now it's too late and it's more competitive.
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Originally Posted by SgtV
(Post 3768976)
IDGAS about your answer or opinion. Troll, yes. Entertaining, not so much. And yes, APC must have better info than a current Atlas pilot about retirement and pay, how silly of me. Being quarantined has nothing to do with business models or economics. Maintaining a paycheck while quarantined does, and Atlas came out pretty good. Try sticking with an argument that's actually logical... or at least coherent. Guess the paint chips had an effect.
As far as being stuck in Hong Kong, sure it sucks. It sucked being stuck in Iraq for 5 months during COVID with the DoD, but maintaining CRT still beats being furloughed and my family didn't have to worry about paying bills. I'm not inviting you to leave where you are to come to Atlas. I doubt many of us would want to fly with your attitude. Stay on your light twin and enjoy your paycheck. I was talking to those that feel the need to look for something different than where they are now. It's not perfect, but Atlas treats us pretty well. |
Originally Posted by vetter
(Post 3769859)
Lol. Spirit was never meant to be a forever airline. It's an airline you get your type rating at and then bounce asap. During the interview, you should've faked your way through with smiles and laughs just to get past HR. And never mention anything about moving on. Once you finished IOE is when you should've applied and left long ago. Right now it's too late and it's more competitive.
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Originally Posted by BKbigfish
(Post 3769906)
Just out of curiosity… how old are you and how long have you been in the industry?
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Originally Posted by CatPilot1
(Post 3769907)
He’s an idiot Spirit passed on a while back.
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Originally Posted by vetter
(Post 3769859)
Lol. Spirit was never meant to be a forever airline. It's an airline you get your type rating at and then bounce asap. During the interview, you should've faked your way through with smiles and laughs just to get past HR. And never mention anything about moving on. Once you finished IOE is when you should've applied and left long ago. Right now it's too late and it's more competitive.
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Originally Posted by loudclouds
(Post 3769926)
im shocked spirit gave you the TBNT
I wonder which red flag tipped them off |
Originally Posted by loudclouds
(Post 3769926)
im shocked spirit gave you the TBNT
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Originally Posted by vetter
(Post 3769973)
It don't matter bud, my words stand true. Keep hacking it away at spirit, bud. The liquidation is around the corner
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Originally Posted by vetter
(Post 3769973)
It don't matter bud, my words stand true. Keep hacking it away at spirit, bud. The liquidation is around the corner
Yes it is filler |
Originally Posted by vetter
(Post 3769973)
It don't matter bud, my words stand true. Keep hacking it away at spirit, bud. The liquidation is around the corner
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Originally Posted by MasterOfPuppets
(Post 3766029)
thia is the culture issue everyone sees with Delta….you literally just typed it out. We are the best….we know we are the best….everyone else wants to be us.
no one at Delta ever says hey we’re a pretty good airline! They have to end every sentence with “the other 2(3/4) suck. |
I also wanted to add that the way things are currently if you do get a job offer at a major - chances are you'll be in a pool. The window of "23 year old b737 captains at United" is closed.
If you (hopefully not) do get furloughed again right now classes at Atlas are quite quick. If you have a family to support or want to guarantee your currency then do apply. Who knows? You might find yourself enjoying freight or passenger or military charter. And for the record - the story of "17 days on the road" at Atlas are as hyperbolic as the "when Spirit goes up, crime goes down" reputation. Now there are split lines *seven on, seven off or ten on, ten off) and you can bid to have up to 17 days OFF. Depending on where you live you can even end up spending more of your working days at home! You can choose to ignore this post but again I personally remember what it's like to be on a sinking ship (so to speak) and wished that someone had told me about other options earlier. Good luck to you. |
Originally Posted by Lionhaart
(Post 3770409)
I also wanted to add that the way things are currently if you do get a job offer at a major - chances are you'll be in a pool. The window of "23 year old b737 captains at United" is closed.
If you (hopefully not) do get furloughed again right now classes at Atlas are quite quick. If you have a family to support or want to guarantee your currency then do apply. Who knows? You might find yourself enjoying freight or passenger or military charter. And for the record - the story of "17 days on the road" at Atlas are as hyperbolic as the "when Spirit goes up, crime goes down" reputation. Now there are split lines *seven on, seven off or ten on, ten off) and you can bid to have up to 17 days OFF. Depending on where you live you can even end up spending more of your working days at home! You can choose to ignore this post but again I personally remember what it's like to be on a sinking ship (so to speak) and wished that someone had told me about other options earlier. Good luck to you. |
Originally Posted by vetter
(Post 3769973)
It don't matter bud, my words stand true. Keep hacking it away at spirit, bud. The liquidation is around the corner
Dude get bent |
Originally Posted by Lionhaart
(Post 3770409)
I also wanted to add that the way things are currently if you do get a job offer at a major - chances are you'll be in a pool. The window of "23 year old b737 captains at United" is closed.
If you (hopefully not) do get furloughed again right now classes at Atlas are quite quick. If you have a family to support or want to guarantee your currency then do apply. Who knows? You might find yourself enjoying freight or passenger or military charter. And for the record - the story of "17 days on the road" at Atlas are as hyperbolic as the "when Spirit goes up, crime goes down" reputation. Now there are split lines *seven on, seven off or ten on, ten off) and you can bid to have up to 17 days OFF. Depending on where you live you can even end up spending more of your working days at home! You can choose to ignore this post but again I personally remember what it's like to be on a sinking ship (so to speak) and wished that someone had told me about other options earlier. Good luck to you. Stop shilling. I would rather go fly at a regional than Atlas |
Originally Posted by Lionhaart
(Post 3770409)
I also wanted to add that the way things are currently if you do get a job offer at a major - chances are you'll be in a pool. The window of "23 year old b737 captains at United" is closed.
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Originally Posted by Lionhaart
(Post 3770409)
I also wanted to add that the way things are currently if you do get a job offer at a major - chances are you'll be in a pool. The window of "23 year old b737 captains at United" is closed.
If you (hopefully not) do get furloughed again right now classes at Atlas are quite quick. If you have a family to support or want to guarantee your currency then do apply. Who knows? You might find yourself enjoying freight or passenger or military charter. And for the record - the story of "17 days on the road" at Atlas are as hyperbolic as the "when Spirit goes up, crime goes down" reputation. Now there are split lines *seven on, seven off or ten on, ten off) and you can bid to have up to 17 days OFF. Depending on where you live you can even end up spending more of your working days at home! You can choose to ignore this post but again I personally remember what it's like to be on a sinking ship (so to speak) and wished that someone had told me about other options earlier. Good luck to you. |
Originally Posted by MaCrOs
(Post 3770612)
OMG this post was a joy to read this morning 😂. Almost sounds like Atlas recruiter who has no idea what's going on in the industry.
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Originally Posted by Wasntme
(Post 3770618)
things in this industry can change on a dime. Be polite, he’s trying to do you a favor. You never know when the job you turn your nose up at is the only one available.
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Originally Posted by CatPilot1
(Post 3761798)
attention all pilots: Spirit is closing DFW. All DFW pilots leave immediately. Thank You.
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Originally Posted by BBpilot
(Post 3770667)
what is your source????
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Originally Posted by MasterOfPuppets
(Post 3770588)
the window isn’t even close to being closed. A bid just closed with 200 unfilled CA slots in the majority of our bases.
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Anyone over 45 and 15000 TT get a legacy interview? If so did you go to a job fair or meet and greet?
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Originally Posted by MDBUS66
(Post 3771015)
Anyone over 45 and 15000 TT get a legacy interview? If so did you go to a job fair or meet and greet?
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Originally Posted by MDBUS66
(Post 3771015)
Anyone over 45 and 15000 TT get a legacy interview? If so did you go to a job fair or meet and greet?
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Originally Posted by MDBUS66
(Post 3771015)
Anyone over 45 and 15000 TT get a legacy interview? If so did you go to a job fair or meet and greet?
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Originally Posted by 170Till5
(Post 3770568)
I would rather go fly at a regional than Atlas
The 767 fleet has mostly split lines with 16 to 20 days OFF per month. I usually fly a single 3-5 hour leg. Mostly day flying. Rarely have less than 12 hour layovers, 15-52 hours is common. I don't do Hub Turns, or Terminal Dashes, or jumpseat, or deal with crashpads. APC pay rates are 6% low, with 2x 3% raises the next two Septembers. We also have a 12% DC, growing to 14 and 16% over the next 22 months. I wish you all the best in your searches, and hope that industry forces allow you to stay put and prosper at Spirit if you desire. There is a lot of misleading, inaccurate, or old info about Atlas out there. Fly Right! |
Originally Posted by Chimpy
(Post 3771039)
why would UAL have an issue with that? Seems to me you’d be exactly what they want because you’d probably jump at the opportunity to upgrade ASAP
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Originally Posted by MDBUS66
(Post 3771015)
Anyone over 45 and 15000 TT get a legacy interview? If so did you go to a job fair or meet and greet?
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Originally Posted by Sunrig
(Post 3771532)
I did. But that was almost 3 years ago. But I went to a job fair. I got the invite pretty quickly after that.
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Originally Posted by MDBUS66
(Post 3771627)
. Yep - I've probably been riding the NK donkey far too long ..... Thanks for info.
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Originally Posted by Macjet
(Post 3771727)
You're not alone.
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I'm curious to see how much I move up the list here in Florida, but I feel like a lot of this is internet tough guy talk and very few CAs actually leave
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Originally Posted by SSlow
(Post 3771774)
I'm curious to see how much I move up the list here in Florida, but I feel like a lot of this is internet tough guy talk and very few CAs actually leave
it’s the same 3 people |
Originally Posted by SSlow
(Post 3771774)
I'm curious to see how much I move up the list here in Florida, but I feel like a lot of this is internet tough guy talk and very few CAs actually leave
Originally Posted by CatPilot1
(Post 3771783)
it’s the same 3 people
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