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I arrived at 8:30 to the convention center in Chicago. There were 2 other applicants when I got there and I introduced myself and checked in at the desk on the left. The interview was scheduled to begin at 8 am and they called us in at 7:45 so BE EARLY. A 4th applicant arrived right at 7:45 and he was feeling rushed. If you stay at Springhill Sweets, they’ll give you a ride to the interview and from there to the airport after. When we arrived upstairs, we were greeted by Carl (a long time Air Wisconsin Pilot) and Noah (Flight Attendant/Recruiter). They were really nice. We were asked to present our documents that the email requested and then there was a presentation of the company by Carl who was one of the new contract writers. After that, we took a 50 question written test in 15 minutes that had a lot of CRJ-200 questions and fairly basic questions that most proficient pilots could answer. There were a few I couldn’t figure out in the time frame but they didn’t seem to mind so long as you could get a decent amount of them correct. We... Continue Reading this Interview Experience
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Jul 30, 2023 The interview was conducted with 2 people from HR over the internet. They were very nice and helped me ease into it to make sure I felt comfortable in there because the nerves naturally come up in interviews. They proceeded to ask me questions about myself and my flying journey thus far to get to the ATP minimums. Then the technical portion they had emailed us several days prior to study their callouts and profiles for precision and non-precision approaches as well as basic information on... Continue reading this interview experience
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May 30, 2023 Interview was virtual and very brief, lasting only about 30 minutes. The recruiter was very friendly. Most of the questions were HR based from the study guide on this website. I was only asked about 4 technical questions. I was asked to brief a taxi, and brief a departure. I was also asked what would I do if I lost an Engine on departure and what would I do if I lost... Continue reading this interview experience
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May 16, 2023 It was a pretty quick and straight forward interview. A couple of HR type questions, scenario based questions. (view the study guide of this website). Technical was pretty straight forward. A lot of the questions came right from the given study guide. What is max T/O and land weight, what system is electric, T/O and flap settings. He gave me a clearance that I needed to read back. I briefed the taxi and dep procedure out of Memphis. Asked how I would fly an RNAV departure if I... Continue reading this interview experience
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May 15, 2023 It was very short and to the point. I was all done over a Zoom call with one of the HR guys. Mostly it was a lot of "what would you do in this situation" type questions. He focused a lot on what you would do if your Cpt. was about to make a mistake. Other wise he asked two or three questions about FAA plates, and how would you taxi from the terminal to the runway. Nothing complicated and no tricks. It lasted maybe 45 min in total. I heard back about 2 days later with the... Continue reading this interview experience
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May 01, 2023 Simple interview. Basic ifr chart question and questions on the provided study guide. Wasn’t very in-depth on... Continue reading this interview experience
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Apr 27, 2023 Virtual interview was very quick (25 mins). HR portion was focused on tell me about yourself, how you got into aviation, and crew based scenarios with the captain going against normal procedures. For the technical portion, I was given FAA plates for DFW and DCA. Asked to copy a clearance and brief taxi from B gates to 35C at DFW, then brief the AKUNA 9 departure. Page 2 of the departure was missing from the attachment and I inquired about the other page to brief, but was told that was the... Continue reading this interview experience
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Apr 25, 2023 Quick virtual interview on Teams. Tell me about yourself and then a few HR questions that were on the study guide. Asked 2 technical questions from the study guide and then moved into plates. "Called" for a clearance - full route readback, briefed a taxi, SID, STAR, and approach plate. Asked a few questions on each plate- hot spots, holding speeds, minimums, etc. Integrated speeds/configs from the study guide into the approach brief. Asked if I had questions. Interviewer was very... Continue reading this interview experience
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Apr 22, 2023 Just about all the questions were covered on this website. Mine was mostly HR personal interview questions which were the questions covered in this question data base. Technical was reading an approach plate. Briefing a taxi out to the runway. They were looking to discuss hotspots and also what are you thinking about as you taxi out. ..answer, taxi way routing, crossing runways, before takeoff checklist. They were very, very friendly. They want to hire you. Be relaxed and be... Continue reading this interview experience
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Apr 13, 2023 Very quick interview. Collected documents first. Then a presentation about Air Wisconsin followed by 1-on-1 interview. Common sense hr questions, (view the study guide of this website). Technical questions were mostly based on the CRJ study guide they sent prior to the interview date. A few questions about the airport diagram, what is the runway length, what is the runway slope, what is a hotspot. Then “call” clearance delivery. Advise when ready to copy. Read back correct.... Continue reading this interview experience
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Apr 06, 2023 Interview day was straight off what all the others stated. Arrive early and have all the information they send you down cold and you will do great. The team interviewing was very welcoming and it seemed like they all wanted to see us succeed. Between the information they sent us, and the information listed on this site there was not a questioned asked that I did not expect or know the answer to. It was a very good... Continue reading this interview experience
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