Altas Classes Canceled

[xrated]

You have the quote wrong, its "IF IT'S BOEING, I AIN'T GOING"!

 

[Whale Rider]

Hey Xrated, Just want to point out: "Airbus" and "Going" don't rhyme. hehehe!

 

[learnut]

Spoke with a friend of mine in training today and it's nothing but meetings and some ground school for the sim instructors. Something about a Christmas party on the 14th as well. Nothing to be alarmed about. For what it's worth.

Anybody know about the starting pay at Atlas?
What about chances of a Miami domicile?

 

[furloughfodder]

How is that Stanstead base working out for new hires? Is that commute just brutal, or do they actually fly you from home more often than not?

 

[Heavy5]

Starting pay is 74.55 for FO's and FE's. 50 hour guarantee the first year then 62 hrs thereafter. On the hiring side here is the latest from the Atlas site.

[font=Arial,]Updated: 11/30/2004 11:07:00 AM[/font]
[font=Arial,][font=Arial,]Question: Is it true that training the 60-70 crewmembers (including 22 FEs) for the 17 day work month has now been delayed possibly till March instead of January?
[font=Arial,]Response: The Company is currently finalizing the staffing plan for 2005 and beyond. There are a number of factors involved, however, that may offset some or all of the need to hire Crewmembers due to the 17-day work month, including possible adjustments to the fleet and improvements to Crew efficiency as a result of a number of Crew Scheduling initiatives.[/font]

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[House_X]

Any luck getting on w/o turbine PIC? I know Gemini is taking F/O's from regionals that have all the required mins with exception to the turbine PIC. I'm single, so London isn't a problem for me...

 

[Tomct]

Whalerider, you got that right!! Airbus usually has to be covered in mechanics before it will operate somewhat normal!! On the other hand, if you want to have a scenic ride through the tree's, Airbus is the way to go!!

And then there was silence......

 

[Wankel7]

What are the mins to send in a resume? Thanks!

Wankel