Atlas Air to start hiring in the fall

[lookin4better]

Thanks Cliffster

 

[landlover]

Because that is the training aircraft for the Army. They have the aircraft posted to cover Air Force flight school, Navy/Marine/Coast Guard flight school, and Army flight school. The only difference is they cover the old and new airframes for AF/Navy flight school, but only the current (not the old) Army flight school (that would be a TH-55 and/or UH-1).

cliff
GRB

What? No Cessna 172 for civilian flight school? :smash:

On a serious note, i'm surprised the 727 didn't make the list.

 

[DA10]

Has anyone that just submitted a resume since the window recently opened gotten any traction/response yet? Just curious how quickly they are moving things with new applicants.

 

[kj6991]

Has anyone that just submitted a resume since the window recently opened gotten any traction/response yet? Just curious how quickly they are moving things with new applicants.

I haven't heard anything

 

[JonnyKnoxville]

You might be able to find out more about Atlas Air and their hiring here:


http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/hiring-news/51254-atlas-air-hiring.html

 

[captainv]

Has anyone that just submitted a resume since the window recently opened gotten any traction/response yet? Just curious how quickly they are moving things with new applicants.

I would expect it to take a while. The guys getting calls so far were those who had their interview cancelled or who had completed the phone screen/online test last year.

 

[DA10]

I would expect it to take a while. The guys getting calls so far were those who had their interview cancelled or who had completed the phone screen/online test last year.

That would actually work well for me. I'd like to apply now that this window is open - but I'm under another commitment until Feb. 1st.

 

[captainv]

That would actually work well for me. I'd like to apply now that this window is open - but I'm under another commitment until Feb. 1st.

Go ahead and apply, but just list your availability date on your resume.

 

[ASA_DFW]

Atlas Air will be attending the Aero Crew Solutions pilot job fair in Chicago on Saturday September 8th. For more information visit www.aerocrewsolutions.com/pilot-job-fair/

Minimums of 2000 TT, 500 hours of turbine, FAA Multi-Engine ATP Certificate, current First Class Medical, FCC Radio License, legally authorized to work in the US, no restrictions on international travel, Current passport, ability to pass a 10 year security background check and a pre-employment drug test.


Please have an online application filled out.
For more information please visit www.atlasair.com/aa/careers.asp

 

[Clutch]

Please delete that last post.