Study Guide Questions for Your Frontier Airlines Interview:

1. 1. (Oct 31, 2025) Tell me about a time you solved a problem through good communication?
• During my time as a CFI, I had two students scheduled for checkrides the same week, and both needed additional prep due to weather cancellations. I coordinated with the flight school scheduler and other instructors to create an alternating schedule that gave both students equal training time. I kept open communication with everyone—students, examiners, and staff—which allowed both checkrides to happen on time and successfully. That experience reinforced that clear communication and teamwork can resolve resource conflicts smoothly.
2. 2. (Oct 16, 2025) What would you do if a coworker was breaking a mundane company policy in front of you?
• I would try to handle it at my level at the appropriate time. With the door closed, after the last flight, when all checklists are complete. If coworker was not receptive, I would go to pro standards. (Captain asked what I thought the benefit of going to pro standards was over going to a chief?) pro standards will attempt to handle it at the peer level.
3. 3. (Oct 16, 2025) Tell me about a time you cut corners, and had to answer to a superior about it?
4. 4. (Oct 19, 2025) Tell me about a time you gave great customer service?
• Received a trip that had a laundry list of special requests in the “note” section. On my day off before the trip I went to target and acquired all of the special drinks/ snacks the client wanted on board. The passengers showed up the next day for their flight to see a galley stocked with all of their very specific snacks/ drinks and were so happy!
5. 5. (Nov 05, 2025) What would you do as the CA, if your FO was running late?
• contact the FO if I had their info, contact scheduling otherwise, perform as many duties as possible to keep the flight on time
6. 6. (Nov 22, 2025) Tell me about your checkride failures?
• No failures, but I also add 'fortunately' at the end of it.
7. 7. (Nov 19, 2025) Do you have any training failures?
• No. If you don’t, be careful about not being cocky about if because one of the interviewers may have a failure. Just say you are fortunate enough to have passed all checkrides and training events.
• Yes I do, I’ve unfortunately had 2 in my career so far; both at Embry-Riddle and 1 was during my initial IFR training and 1 was during my multi engine training.
8. 8. (Oct 13, 2025) Tell me about a good leader with an example?
• Someone that is opened to communication and invites people to give their input.
9. 9. (Dec 01, 2025) Tell me about yourself.
• Integrate hobbies, things that show your personality, use this time to smile and laugh, but also express your love for aviation.
• Outside of aviation I enjoy golf and snow skiing. However, aviation is great part of all that i do since i own a skydiving center and lease out aircraft.
• I am an avid outdoorsman, I love to fish, hunt, snowboard, mtn bike, ride dirt bikes, and play sports. My wife and two boys are just as active in a lot of regard and we love to go camping and exploring together. Nature is a healing place for me and where I often go to unwind and find strength.
10. 10. (Oct 16, 2025) What was the best flight you have ever had?
• Landing on my upgrade ride with max crosswinds.