Atlas Air Hiring
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Joined APC: Aug 2020
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I'm sure this has already been posted, but here are the new pay scales for those interested: https://www.airlinepilotcareers.com/atlas-southern.
Are you sure it was union leadership driving people away or was it simply the free market of labor? I would've been top 15 on Atlas's list but I left making the assertion that by the time Atlas had a new contract that I'd be a CA at FedEx. I was off by about 6 months. So the decision was the correct one as by my calculations and my quality of life is much better living in base for Purple. I bet more than 1000 of us made that bet and will ultimately win. So was it a strategy by the union to drive us away or was it just in our best interest to leave? One friend from Atlas now here at FedEx is in CA upgrade class for the MD-11! I'm now gone from home maybe half of what I was. The union did educate us on what we were worth and looking at other contracts we made simple decisions about our careers.
*Good move on getting on with Purple before the Brown pool called. Well done Good Sir a great fit for you! I am being truthful, well done “P”.
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Joined APC: Mar 2013
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I’m also aware of what it’s like dealing with very senior Captains…many of whom upgraded in under a year(“on the classic”) and have been in that seat now for 15-20 years.
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Joined APC: Mar 2013
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I'm sure this has already been posted, but here are the new pay scales for those interested: https://www.airlinepilotcareers.com/atlas-southern.
Pay scales may or may not be correct…I didn’t get that far.
Yes we do, just wait until training to get your bag. There’s a local Crew Outfitters in Miami down the street from the training center.
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Joined APC: Mar 2013
Posts: 48
Atlas Air Hiring
So, looking for opinions on my situation. I have accepted a FO position at Atlas and have a class date in a few weeks. But yesterday I got the invite from Delta to take the cog test as a precursor to interview. I’m wondering what the best path forward is. Pretty sure that I’d rather be at Delta long-term, especially considering the latest contract shenanigans at Atlas. But I doubt if I’d get through the interview process and get a CJO from Delta before my Atlas start date. Should I proceed to training at Atlas and try to work around my training schedule for a potential Delta interview? If I get hired while in Atlas training, do I complete training? I keep thinking of the old saying 1 in hand is better than 2 in the bush…
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Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2013
Posts: 393
So, looking for opinions on my situation. I have accepted a FO position at Atlas and have a class date in a few weeks. But yesterday I got the invite from Delta to take the cog test as a precursor to interview. I’m wondering what the best path forward is. Pretty sure that I’d rather be at Delta long-term, especially considering the latest contract shenanigans at Atlas. But I doubt if I’d get through the interview process and get a CJO from Delta before my Atlas start date. Should I proceed to training at Atlas and try to work around my training schedule for a potential Delta interview? If I get hired while in Atlas training, do I complete training? I keep thinking of the old saying 1 in hand is better than 2 in the bush…
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Atlas management doesn’t care about you, your family, your career…..take the job at Atlas to keep you current until you have a better offer…then leave. None of us line pilots will have any hard feelings…and management won’t even notice. You’re just a number on a spreadsheet to them.
Edit to add: Don’t post anything that would make you easily identifiable. Management monitors message forums(or, at least, they did during negotiations)…so don’t give them any ammo to act a fool against you.
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