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FREE airline interview information for Republic Airways

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Interview experience:
This was a great start to the new year. Chautauqua Airlines is by far, comprised of nothing but the most professional and respectable people. This was my first interview for a 121 airline and, to say the least, I was very anxious/nervous from the start. I received standby authorization to fly to Indianapolis the day before-remember, these companies are the ones that you might be working for, so be sure to look professional getting on the plane. Wait to be the last in line and be nothing but courteous to the paying passengers/ticket agents, etc. The hotel was a short walk from the terminal (about 2 minutes), and I met up with other interviewees to have dinner-the hotel is where the interview was held. The hotel will cost you just over 42 dollars and a plate will cost around 10 to 15 dollars, granted you dont eat the steak. The interview started at 815 with Rosa greeting us with a smile. I was very impressed by this and it helped greatly to reduce my nervousness. We started by taking the Wonderlic test (50 questions) and the Instrument Writ