Anyone got some info on Polar Air?

[Snow]

Hey guys, can anyone tell me a bit more about this airline? Like mins, routes, schedules, hubs etc

Much thanks,

 

[Sir_Captain]

I see them parked often here at MIA , don't know much about them.

 

[Windchill]

Atlas Air is the parent company for Atlas Air and Polar Air. Atlas Air You can check the mins for Atlas Air by clicking on their icon ... I imagine they aren't too far off from Polar Air's requirements.

I could be off though, but for a rough idea.

 

[Jayrock]

Polar

is headquarted in the NY area, about an hour north of the city. AAWH is the parent company for both PO and Atlas. Both handle a lot of international traffic, espcecially to Europe and Asia. Off the top of my head, PO domestic stations include LAX, JFK, ORD, ATL, and MIA.

Here are the mins posted for Atlas, which I'm sure are similar to Polar's. What I can tell you though is that those are minimums, and well...

Location: International Bases

Preffered Qualifications:

* 3,500 hours total time in airplanes
* 1,000 hours turbine PIC in jets
* 2,500 hours of Turbo Jet
FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP)Certification
* Current FAA Class 1 Medical Certificate
* FCC Radio License
* Legally authorized to work in the USA
* Current Passport
* Must be able to pass 10-year background check
and a DOT pre-employment drug screen
* Glass cockpit experience preferred