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Old 22nd Feb 2007, 05:57
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Interview gouge on Air Atlanta

Anyone have recent interview gouge on Air Atlanta?? And while I am at it, how are the work conditions over there now?
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Old 19th Mar 2007, 12:57
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Are they hiring?
Feels like it wasn't too long ago they put drivers on the street!
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Old 19th Mar 2007, 13:40
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Be careful ladies!

A few yours ago i got accepted by them after succesful interview. Got the contract and all but 2 weeks before the course i got an e-mail saying course has been put off. Havent heard a thing from them since and this was about 2 years ago.

They put alot of my friends in deep !!!!

Consider you options before signing!

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Old 19th Mar 2007, 20:36
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Options!?!?
I'd be ferkin' happy to have any options at all!!!

...would probably go for it, given the chance.

Sorry to hear they left The Prince high`n´dry though!


Ladies.........
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Old 22nd Mar 2007, 09:37
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any option is a good option if your not in the comfort zone like many of us...

the Prince is not gonna be high n dry for a long time now....
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Is Jerry O'Sullivan still recruiting for them? If so anyone got a phone number?
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Old 24th Mar 2007, 09:22
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AAI

Yes Jerry indeed is with some other agencies.

I'd be very cautious. Atlanta has lost over 80 people in the last 6 months or so from their pilot core alone. Not a good sign I recon. However if you really want to join, here's the email for Airborne and one for Jerry,

[email protected] and [email protected]

All the best

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Old 24th Mar 2007, 10:51
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Agree with AD.

Loads of people have gone back to their old turbo-prop jobs coz Air Atlanta is not very flexible if you have a family.

Make sure your single and no family if you sign! (i'm not )

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Old 25th Mar 2007, 09:45
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Hi!
How are the terms in Atlanta? Rooster? Pay? Bases?
Will I need a typerating before applying, or is it bonding?
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Hahahahah!

THAT cracked me up!!!
Says it all really....

Good luck!

/CP
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Old 29th Mar 2007, 11:16
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AAIGUY,

No offense, but....
I seriously doubt you have been working the dishes at a mexican canteen.
At least not lately.
Hence, your recommendation is to be taken lightly, I feel.

...am I right, or am I right!?
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Old 29th Mar 2007, 14:08
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hallo

Now any ideas whats happening during the Selection??
cheers
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Old 29th Mar 2007, 23:15
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They select people?
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Old 30th Mar 2007, 11:47
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Having had the displeasure of working for AAI for close to 3 years..I would rather work in a Mexican cantena. All the free tequilla you can drink and a shot at screwing the owners hot daughter.

All AAI will do is 1) Screw you 2)Screw your wife-family-children (insert appropriate). There is 0 loyatly to nonfishhead staff.

Granted, there are some OUTSTANDING Icelandics both flying and trying to help in operations. I can think of a few now I would give the shirt off my back for. But in the end they can't help you that much and you will be f'8cked in the A.
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Old 30th Mar 2007, 16:09
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well

well im single and flying turboprops right now
for me to move on to the "Queen" would be absolutely fantastic.
Since im already in cargo ops i know whats the deal.
So any ideas what to expect for interview and sim ?
cheers
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Old 31st Mar 2007, 11:53
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With all due respect. You have no idea what the deal is with Air Atlanta, unless you have worked there.
For many of those never having flown the 747 it is a "Holy cow" and supposedly there is something glamorous in flying it. Thats not the case though. At the end of the day it is all about lifestyle, quality of life and money. Areas where Air Atlanta, nicely said, does not excel.

But then again it is relatively free world and you are free to do what y feel like doing. Good luck in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. People tell me it's a blast there.

As for the interview. Basic tech questions and as short as they are now, chances of failing are quite remote. There are several interview guides available with sample questions and answers as well as books on sim profiles. Suggest you look at those and find some general info about the company on their website.
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Old 31st Mar 2007, 16:17
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I guess u can find this with every Airline .
TO be happy u need a job with Virgin or Lufthansa i guess.
but i want to be there at least and make myself an oppinion.
thanks anyways ...
Cheers
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If you are single with no kids, have a desire for some of the more exotic destinations of the world, don't mind getting the high-hard one while you're not looking then by all means send in your CV. But don't complain when you don't get home for months (yes, months) at a time. Also par for the course at Air Atlanta is being told your base is changed and you have only a couple of days to tie up your affairs and pack your bags to move, not stopping at home on the way of course. Oh yes, since you've packed for months on the road you need to either pay for the extra baggage you'll be charged by whatever airline they buy tickets on or leave your stuff behind. Air Atlanta does not pay for extra baggage for it's crewmembers.

Unless you're hired as a Captain, forget about upgrading. They hold that over your head so you stick around. Some of the Captains who you'll fly with don't belong in the cockpit - period. It's a horrible place to work. In the world of Crew Leasing/Contract flying it is all the way at the bottom. Take the job at your own risk.
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hello

i really support and understand the opinion on Pilots here which fly for Air Atlanta.
for myself i really think i want to continue this lifestyle(Cargo) for a little while ...
If theres any chance someone can give details what to expect for the Selektion?
Tests?Sim?
etc.

Any answer really appreciated...by the way ..in my short aviation career always find something wrong with the curent employer ,but i guess thats just the game we have to play...
I would be very interested joining the Freight Dogs of Air Atlanta and hope the "older" guys can undrstand my excitement ..

Greetings Cheers
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