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About Air Transport International
Air Transport International is a cargo and leisure airline based in the United States. It flies under the IATA code 8C and ICAO code ATN. Aircraft types in the fleet include the Boeing 757-200C, Boeing 767-200BDSF and Boeing 767-300ER BDSF. Its main hub: Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky (CVG).
Its careers website is linked in the profile on this page. The requirements section on this page covers licence, flying hours, type rating, medical certificate, education and right to work. The selection is described stage by stage on this page.
The selection phase
Where to train for Air Transport International
One flight school has a published link with this airline. Each entry says what the link is and who states it.
The Ohio State University – Department of AviationColumbus, United StatesRecruitment partnerAccording to the school
Air Transport International at a glance
- IATA / ICAO
- 8C / ATN1
- Country
- United States
- Hubs
- Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky (CVG)1
- Fleet
- Boeing 757-200C, Boeing 767-200BDSF, Boeing 767-300ER BDSF1
What does Air Transport International ask of pilots?
- Licence
- Unrestricted FAA ATP with multiengine rating; FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit3
- Hours
- 1,500 total hours including 500 multiengine hours (or 1,500 hours as a military pilot); 100 hours in the last 12 months preferred3
- Type rating
- Boeing 757/767 experience preferred3
- Medical
- Current FAA first-class medical certificate3
- Education
- High school diploma or equivalent3
- Right to work
- Legal right to work in the US without sponsorship; valid passport; able to qualify for and keep a US Government secret clearance3
- 1Air Transport International (Wikipedia) · accessed 11 Oct 2026
- 2Air Transport International homepage · accessed 11 Oct 2026
- 3ATI First Officer · accessed 11 Oct 2026
- 4ATSG job board: pilot job search · accessed 11 Oct 2026
