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Read Page 1 ... in-person interview in Kansas â?? and Airshare will cover your travel expenses. The in-person interview is with three people, and the questions can vary, often including HR-style questions. The study guide they provide is very helpful, so make sure to review it thoroughly. Come prepared with personal stories and...
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Jun 11, 2026
Just did the inperson interview with Airshare. Overall, it was a great experience and much more relaxed than I expected. There were seven of us interviewing that day, and it seemed like they were looking more for personality and culture fit than anything else. The day started with about an hour long presentation covering the company, its operations, growth plans, and what to expect from the position. They did a great job explaining the company and answering questions. Make sure you arrive... -
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May 29, 2026
Completed the phone interview with Vaughn, and it was very much like everyone else has described it. She was incredibly friendly, which made the 40-minute phone call pass quickly. She asked almost exclusively TMAAT questions, and she was genuinely interested in all of my responses. After the screening, she went over a brief overview of the company and the position, and then asked if I had any questions. All-in-all, it was low stress and a very pleasant... -
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May 21, 2026
The interview was pretty straightforward. Vaughn was warm and welcoming when we arrived. Overall it was a positive experience and I enjoyed the family feel of the operation. I feel like the interview went reasonably well, though I found myself second-guessing some of my answers. Because I expected a longer session, I tried to be concise and then ended up worrying that I may not have represented myself as thoroughly as I would have liked. I was quite surprised by how short the interview was,... -
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May 07, 2026
Showed up, waited in the lobby where we were greeted and brought upstairs. We then had a presentation about the company, a written exam (a couple basic ATP and IFR questions and a few customer service questions, all multiple choice), and two interviews. One with the CP and HR, and one with both ACPs. Both were very similar, simple, no tricks, just trying to get to know you. Then we all had lunch together and that was all! Stress-free environment, just trading stories. Nothing technical to... -
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May 07, 2026
My interview was incredibly similar to the others listed on this site. I was one of 6, and the second youngest. Everyone was really great, both applicants and Airshare employees. Overall, communicating with one another and being polite to everyone you meet seems to be the most valuable thing you can do. It seems as though having your ATP Written done and a fair chunk of multi engine or corporate experience is what's competitive currently. I do really love this company and look forward to... -
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Apr 27, 2026
Had my recent phone screening this past Monday, overall was a great experience! I ended up chatting with the Talent Acquisition Expert; she was very kind and genuinely wanted to get to know me a fair bit before we dove right into it. The phone screening lasted 42 minutes from me with all the questions that were provided on this website with no curveballs. The experience overall was very enjoyable, relaxed, focused more about why I was interested in Airshare and the TMAAT Q's. While writing... -
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Apr 23, 2026
Started off the interview by meeting in the lobby with the other candidates and getting to know them and everyone was very nice. Shortly later we were escorted by the recruiter up to a conference room where they gave about an hour presentation over the company. After the presentation we were all put into a very small conference room where we all worked on a written test together (basic IFR and TMAAT style questions). After this was completed together we all waited until each of us were... -
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Apr 13, 2026
I had an interview with Vaugn that was scheduled for 30 minutes and end up lasting close to an hour. She is an absolute nice person. She made it a low stress experience. TMAY (view the study guide of this website). Overall a good experience. I applied for a managed aircraft. I spoke to the chief pilot two weeks after the initial interview. Went well, he went over the daily operation. I am now waiting to hear back from the Director of Operations for third... -
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Apr 09, 2026
Started off the interview by meeting in the lobby with the other candidates and getting to know them and everyone was very nice. Shortly later we were escorted by the recruiter up to a conference room where they gave about an hour presentation over the company. After the presentation we were all put into a very small conference room where we all worked on a written test together (basic IFR and TMAAT style questions). After this was completed together we all waited until each of us were... -
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Apr 09, 2026
Everything posted here beforehand was very accurate and helped set expectations going in. The overall experience was extremely positive. One question that caught me a bit off guard, (view the study guide of this website). Everyone was awesome, welcoming, and easy to talk to. They did a great job of creating a relaxed environment, which helped a lot with nerves. Overall, it was a great experience from start to finish. I left feeling even more excited about the opportunity and canâ??t...
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