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Air Canada Pilot Interview:
-what got you interested in flying
-how could your present company improve their CRM training
-what makes a good airline captain, and of these traits which of these do you posses
-what is CRM, and how does a good captain use CRM
-how do you deal with someone you don't like at work
-how do you deal with stress
-give us some things that you didn't like about your last job
-what are the roles of a flight attendant
-what did you think of the sim
-name some strengths of yours that we haven't explored
-do you have any questions
More notes about the sim:
-level attitude is 5 degrees nose up - if you put the nose on horizon you'll do 1000fpm down
-know the power setting you need, you set it approximately and tell him to set it exactly
-they're looking at how you run the show, how you make the calls for the checklists at the appropriate times
(often he'll just respond, "Complete"), how well you use the PNF - they tell you that they know that you're not
checked out on the airplane - they are looking for command presence
-probably one of the most helpful things was before we got going, he showed me the range of the power levers, so that you would have an idea without looking how much .1 EPR was just by moving your hand
-to those who haven't flown jets : realize how clean a jet is, once you have started a descent, you will not slow down, be at the speed you want before the nose goes down - start power reduction when climbing about 400 feet before leveling, it will accelerate like crazy - for sure don't put the nose down until the power is pulled back or at least simultaneously
-how could your present company improve their CRM training
-what makes a good airline captain, and of these traits which of these do you posses
-what is CRM, and how does a good captain use CRM
-how do you deal with someone you don't like at work
-how do you deal with stress
-give us some things that you didn't like about your last job
-what are the roles of a flight attendant
-what did you think of the sim
-name some strengths of yours that we haven't explored
-do you have any questions
More notes about the sim:
-level attitude is 5 degrees nose up - if you put the nose on horizon you'll do 1000fpm down
-know the power setting you need, you set it approximately and tell him to set it exactly
-they're looking at how you run the show, how you make the calls for the checklists at the appropriate times
(often he'll just respond, "Complete"), how well you use the PNF - they tell you that they know that you're not
checked out on the airplane - they are looking for command presence
-probably one of the most helpful things was before we got going, he showed me the range of the power levers, so that you would have an idea without looking how much .1 EPR was just by moving your hand
-to those who haven't flown jets : realize how clean a jet is, once you have started a descent, you will not slow down, be at the speed you want before the nose goes down - start power reduction when climbing about 400 feet before leveling, it will accelerate like crazy - for sure don't put the nose down until the power is pulled back or at least simultaneously
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Air Canada Study Guide Questions:
1. How did you get interested in aviation?
2. What would your leadership style be as a captain?
3. Describe a problem/dispute that you had with a colleague?
4. How would your former supervisors describe you?
5. Describe your most memorable flying experience?
6. Have you ever failed a check-ride or required additional training?
7. How would I feel about being a relief pilot?
8. What is the greatest achievement in your career to date?
9. What was the hardest decision you’ve had to make in your career?
10. What do you like about your present job?
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