Interview questions were very close to the questions listed on this site. Be ready to copy and read back a clearance. Know exactly how long the medical certificate lasts, especially if your over 40 like me. MDA vs DA. After technical interview the chief pilot gave me some class start dates and asked if I am available for any of them. After that I was walked throughout the training process and where each step takes place. The interview concluded with him stating the next step is to send my... Continue reading this interview experience

James emailed me asking if I was interested in aa start date for next month. I replied, ”Yes,” and we scheduled a time for the following day. He asked most of the questions listed here. They have a 18 month contract, $10k to break it. Pay is $25/hr for a FO with a 50hr guarantee. Opportunity to get more hours if desired. We did do an IFR CRAFT read back, like one person mentioned. Good... Continue reading this interview experience

James reached out to me on a Tuesday asking if I could interview the following day and if so what time worked for me. I replied saying that would be a great opportunity and I could meet at 9AM the following morning. He replied with only a zoom link, no other context. I sign on at 8:50 the morning of and waited till 9:45. I emailed him asking if there was a delay or if we needed to reschedule. He responded immediately and said my interview wasn’t until 1300. I expressed my confusion to... Continue reading this interview experience

Allex emailed me on a Monday to set up an interview on Friday. The gouges on this site were spot on, I’d say even a little overkill. The interview was over in 20 minutes, no technical questions asked. Allex offered a slot in the October class or November, and I went with... Continue reading this interview experience

My interview was very straightforward and almost every question that was listed on this site for ACO was asked. My interview was with HR ( one lady, Allex ) only, but the chief pilot (Colt) often does the interviews and he is an amazing person. I interviewed via online on a Monday and I received a call by Friday. I was able to request the next available class date which was only two and a half weeks away so I was able to get started fairly quickly. The first week of training is done at your... Continue reading this interview experience

The interview is on par with what others have experienced. You will get an email to set up a good time for a phone interview, then colt will call you. The call will consist of some of the hr questions.  (view the study guide of this website), be ready to write down Craft.   The in person took another week to hear back on a time to come up from HR, Alexx will call you and set it up. You’ll have to travel on your own dime. When you go it will be at headquarters on the second... Continue reading this interview experience

Phone Interview occurred first and was about 30 minutes long and accurate of other post on here. Lots of questions about things on your resume, flight experience, and who you are. They are just trying to get to know you. In person was 4 days later in St. Louis. You have to travel there on your own dime. In Person interview was about the same length. Talked about a few scenario questions. (view the study guide of this website).  They want to make sure that you are a good fit for the... Continue reading this interview experience

About 2 months after I had submitted my resume, I received an email asking if I was interested in a phone interview to which I replied yes. The phone interview was scheduled, and was fairly straightforward as previously described. No technical or knowledge questions, just a chance to get a better idea of your background and ask any questions about the position. My in-person interview took place about 2 weeks later in ACO's corporate hq in St. Louis, which is about 20 minutes south of STL.... Continue reading this interview experience

Phone interview: Was straight forward and parallels what others have posted. Study the questions on here and you're good. In-person interview: Interviewed with Colt in STL and he's a fair, nice guy. Sat down with a lady from HR with Colt, he asked questions about my goals, IFR questions, and asked scenario-based questions. After passing that, he verbally offered the position. The HR lady came back with a basic contract to view while he copied my passport, DL, and other materials. I cannot... Continue reading this interview experience

After submitting my application they emailed me back with within 2-3 days. I chose when i wanted the phone interview which was about a week later. They called me exactly when they were suppose to and I was interviewed by Colt. He gave me a brief description about the company, where they fly, what they fly, pilot contracts (18 months if you are in between 500-1000hrs) and pilot schedules. Then came the interview questions, started with HR questions.  After the HR questions a couple... Continue reading this interview experience