Dec 05, 2025
Pretty much exactly what has been on here.  Pretty laid back. The technical portion wasnâ??t bad. Had me listening to the 13 briefing items, then walked me through a simple scenario. Seems that they mainly want you to use as much CRM as...

Nov 20, 2025
I had a great experience. The interview is just as described on this site. USE THE INFO FROM THIS SITE for the tech portion! The best advice that I can give is to volunteer information sent to you in the study guide because you may just get asked a general question like. "How would you debrief this flight?" They may not ask you about the United specific debrief items, but go through them anyway. KNOW THE UNITED STUDY GUIDE cold. There's no excuse not to have a correct answer to questions...

Nov 19, 2025
Day started at the hotel where United puts you during Basic Indoc. Rode the shuttle over to be there for 7 AM taking the 6 30 AM van. Identification was checked and we were given a badge. Next we were given a post it note to put your name on to affix to your logbooks and given rubber bands to keep them together. For our bags we were told where to store them. From there we waited in the cafeteria. Everyone that walked by was pleasant and wished us luck. At around 7 AM a United captain came...

Nov 18, 2025
TMAY Tmaat You were disengaged Used outside help to make a decision Time you failed Had an emotional out burst Tech T/o alt mins Brand new fo give brief En route had a wing bleed valve stuck open what were my concerns Given a deviation 3:1 problem Most important CRM Why...

Nov 13, 2025
Application sent,  Email to take Hogan assessment 1 week later.  Used a Binder service. From Hogan assessment completion to schedule interview date was 1 week. Choices were 2 months out. The initial process listed on this website is spot on. (arrive early, get badge, provide logbooks, wait for a pilot to come and get you in cafeteria, visit the museum, etc) Interviewers tell you about themselves, then you tell them about yourself. I had to explain a check ride failure and a warning...

Nov 12, 2025
Arrived one hour prior at cafeteria. Logbooks were then taken. After tour, you are taken to a room with 2 (HR and Pilot panel). They used computer generated questions. Was asked intro, then 5 TMAAT, they are expecting STAR Format. Followed by quick break, then technical panel with the same interviewers. Was asked questions, (view the study guide of this website).  Then Technical questions.  Know obscure METAR Codes). What is the minimums listed on this RNP Approach? (look at RNP...

Nov 12, 2025
Everything stated by others on this site lines up with my interview experience. - Arrive at training center 1 hour prior - Bind logbooks and wait in cafeteria - A pilot will collect the applicants from the cafeteria and take them on a quick tour. Logbook dropoff happens at the start of the tour - Placed in classroom, wait to be called into individual offices - Pilot and HR representative introductions - TMAY followed by 5 TMAAT questions - 5 minute break - Tech portion - Legal questions and...

Nov 11, 2025
A brief tour was given followed by a 10min chat in the candidate waiting room from a Captain that was guiding us and one of the managers of training who just gave a few reminders of what to expect and what format they prefer our answers in. I was brought across the hall to a room and we exchanged introductions and what to expect for the "HR" portion. Asked as part of my introduction to explain how I got into aviation and am where I am at now - followed by TMAAT questions: (view the study...

Nov 11, 2025
TMAY TMAAT you made a change to an organization with negative or unforeseen results TMAAT you saw a captain getting overloaded with work and what did you do. (Something a long those lines) TMAAT You had to make a quick decision and didn't think about the results (again something similar) TMAAT TMAAT Tech Part Reserve FO never flown together fairly green SAN-IAH Altn San Antonio Good weather in San Cat 3 in IAH United has 13 briefing items just hit the ones you feel are important....

Nov 06, 2025
Upon arrival I was issued a name tag and dropped off my luggage in the baggage room. They brought us to the cafeteria where we all waited for about 30 minutes. This was a good opportunity to shake off some of the nerves. Our pilot guide met with our group and took us on a tour of the facility. We saw the pilot store and museum and then we were brought into a classroom. He told us what we could expect for the interview and reminded us to be as descriptive as possible so that the interviewers...