Atlas

[RDWIII]

Is this Atlas version of a dispatcher or flight controller?

 

[Tuesnightshenanigans]

Neither. You would be working on the back end of NavBlue building routes, figuring out max payloads for customers several days before the flight is scheduled, and inputting data for MEL/CDLs. It’s mostly a dispatch support role.

 

[BobaGotBack]

Yep you nailed it. You do a lot behind the scenes but also assist with fixing routes that don’t pass Eurocontrol, keeping up with runway bearing strength limits and getting waivers when needed, etc.

I believe they can work from home now and at least one is on call nights and weekends. I know because I am always waking one of them up at like 3:30 am. Super helpful role and really nice to have around.

 

[rogerthatbravo]

How much is the pay ?

 

[who'swho]

How much is the pay ?

Range $59-79k

Job Board - Atlas Air Worldwide

careers.atlasairworldwide.com

 

[rogerthatbravo]

Range $59-79k

Job Board - Atlas Air Worldwide

careers.atlasairworldwide.com

Thanks!

 

[RDWIII]

I believe they can work from home now and at least one is on call nights and weekends. I know because I am always waking one of them up at like 3:30 am. Super helpful role and really nice to have around.

Any chance you can get confirmation on that working from home? That would be sweet

 

[Tuesnightshenanigans]

Any chance you can get confirmation on that working from home? That would be sweet

They do work from home, for now. But I see a return to office happening soon. Maybe not every day but more frequently.

 

[747Dispatcher]

Any chance you can get confirmation on that working from home? That would be sweet

3 days at the office

 

[Speed Tape Airlines]

Chances they would pick someone up from this role for dispatch in the future?

 

[BobaGotBack]

Chances they would pick someone up from this role for dispatch in the future?

Absolutely.