These study guide questions were submitted by real pilots who actually interviewed with Frontier Airlines

1. What altitude does the O2 mask deploy in back?
   14,000 for crj 700/900 -500 ft 200
   14,000 /-300 ft (CRJ)
   14,000 ft.
2. What does TH57 stand for on a DEN ils plate?
   threshold crossing height is 57 feet
3. Have I ever failed a check ride?
   Yes on a type ride for the AW-139, forgot to ask for landing check, when my engine failed.
   Yes, I did not have the bandwidth to deal with the engine failure on takeoff and catch the mistake of the first officer.
   Yes, and own up to it.
4. Have you ever had to take the plane from a superior, and how did you handle it?
   So far in my career, being a proactive back-up to my Captains has allowed them to correct any error they may be making before safety or flight rules are jeopardized. That said, I would not hesitate to take the aircraft in a situation where the Captain did not respond to my verbal inputs and the situation became urgent.
   Yes, I asked the ca if he could see the taxiway to hold short of. He said yes, and proceeded to try and pass it. I hit the brakes and we stopped short. He knew then he was wrong, and double checked where we were in jfk.
   Yes, we were just clearing Rwy 4 in HOU at night in moderate precipitation. The tower told us to taxi to the gate with him (gate is right off the Rwy.) The CA called for the After Landing Checklist. I preceeded with my flow and out of my peripheral vision I saw a citation taxing with out any lights on. The other aircraft was converging at us from the left as we were on a high speed exit. I initially thought the CA had seen the other aircraft but the our speed was very high I said "Brake" he hesitated and so I applied them fully to prevent us from having a collision at a significant speed. Later the CA said thank you and that he did not see the other aircraft because the post that boarders the windows on the inside of the flight deck obstructed his view.
   No
5. What is definition of “min fuel”?
   Min Fuel indicates recognition by a pilot that the fuel supply has reached a state where, upon reaching destination, the pilot cannot accept any undue delay. This is not an emergency situation but merely an advisory that indicates an emergency situation is possible should any undue delay occur.
   When you can accept little or no delay, not an emergency situation, just an advisory to atc
6. When do you need an alternate?
   +/- 1 hour, 2000' Ceiling, 3sm visibility
7. Can you shoot the ILS if the missed app is based on a navaid that is Notam’d out of service?
   yes
8. Tell us about a time you went the extra mile at work…
   To me, going the extra mile is a mindset that I try to bring to work every day. Daily work doesn't often present a major opportunity to stand out, but if I'm always looking for the little things and consistently doing those, the positive impact is great over time. One example of this mindset is... (insert yours).
   Please never use a wheelchair or assisted with plane side bags... they've heard it one hundred times and its not very impressive either
   Showed up early for a trip, walked a passenger "with very poor English" across the airport to their departing flight.
9. What 2 values are most important to you and why?
   Integrity and Communication
10. How I came to where I am now in my flying career?
    My uncle was my flying mentor. He helped me join the military.
Read Interview Experiences for Frontier Airlines from other Pilots!

Alexander S

(Hired at Frontier Airlines)


The interview guide was accurate.

Dec 10, 2023  

Eric I

(Hired at Frontier Airlines)


This information is spot on for every airline I used

Oct 28, 2023