Atlas Air Hiring
#1211
New Hire
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Position: Pointy End
Posts: 5
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Fins... check. Mask... check. Snorkel... check.
I'd rather be swimming in the warm waters of south FL, but until then I'll just practice in the POOL.![Smile](https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Applied 5 Dec, Updated 30 Dec, Phone 10 Jan, Test 15 Jan (80), Intvw 15 Feb
TT 3300, PIC 2650, MIL Ftr/Trn/Rec, No internals
Best o' luck to the guys who didn't join us this time... keep at it.
See the rest of you swimmers soon, I hope!
Anyone grab the ring?
I'd rather be swimming in the warm waters of south FL, but until then I'll just practice in the POOL.
![Smile](https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Applied 5 Dec, Updated 30 Dec, Phone 10 Jan, Test 15 Jan (80), Intvw 15 Feb
TT 3300, PIC 2650, MIL Ftr/Trn/Rec, No internals
Best o' luck to the guys who didn't join us this time... keep at it.
See the rest of you swimmers soon, I hope!
Anyone grab the ring?
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#1215
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No, but they'll ask you that at various points during the interviews. Essay question changes for each group, from what I heard. Worry more about forming a persuasive argument than nailing a specific topic...
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Got the phone screen last week and just finished the online test this afternoon. PAssed with the standard mastery 66 score. That was a beast even with the gouge, many thanks to the posters of the questions! Now to see if I get a call with an invite to come interview in Miami.
Nattyboh, where did you hear that about the next round of interview dates?
Nattyboh, where did you hear that about the next round of interview dates?
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Amen Brother, I am growing bored of sissys whining about not having the "Brass Ring" handed to them; stealing type ratings and bit%^ing about training pay. I was flying Captain B727 when most of these kids were in Junior HS. I have been unemployed for thirty six months. I am only 48, so you can't call me "over the hill" yet..??? Right??? LOL I would gladly give up a kidney to work for Atlas. this was in response to DC8's comment ... and of course, there are lots of pilots who currently have NO place to work who would give a vital appendage to work at Atlas. The luxury of being able to jump from job to job should at least come with the professionalism to adequately notify your employer.
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