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Everything mentioned in the prior experience reports have been spot on. Arrived at HQ, got checked in and chatted with random pilots in passing. Everyone was extremely kind, really. We got started right on time, dropped off our logbooks, walked past the DC3 where the interviews conducted, through the museum and into the movie theater. The video is epic. If you weren't sure about wanting to work at American before, you will be after. Then came the interview. Two interviewers come and take you to a table, they provide you with a pen and piece of paper with aids to help...
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Oct 01, 2025
I was asked a few HR type questions, Study the questions here on AviationInterviews and you'll be fine. Get all log books in order and make sure totals match your application. Use a binder for electronic printing you won't regret it. Must have tail numbers in all lines of logbook don't waste your time or theirs if not. Be personable and keep a smile. Good... -
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Sep 30, 2025
Previous info on the general process and flow of the day is spot on. Everyone was very accommodating and friendly. Great experience. I got asked questions, (view the study guide of this website). Then Technical scenario. There was a couple of follow up questions during the process but the actual interview was probably 20 minutes. 10 of 13 received... -
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Sep 30, 2025
I wore a pin striped suit and western boots to the interview. It got a lot of attention with them being a Dallas HQ company. The head of HR at one point exclaimed â??heâ??s wearing a black suit and boots, heâ??s the only one here not afraid of usâ?. One of the pilots in my panel interview had seen me walk in wearing the boots from my car and approached me prior to interviewing me so I had 5 mins of face time with him prior to even entering the building. YMMV Interview was very laid... -
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Sep 30, 2025
Everything mentioned in the prior experience reports have been spot on. Arrived at HQ, got checked in and chatted with random pilots in passing. Everyone was extremely kind, really. We got started right on time, dropped off our logbooks, walked past the DC3 where the interviews conducted, through the museum and into the movie theater. The video is epic. If you weren't sure about wanting to work at American before, you will be after. Then came the interview. Two interviewers come and take you... -
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Sep 30, 2025
None of the questions were a surprise they were all on here. Study for the HR phone call. HR phone call was TMAY, 2 TMAAT, and a WWYD. The day of the interview I was asked about 10 questions. TMAAY, 6 TMAAT, and 3 WWYD. The interview took an hour. They did a great job at making you feel relaxed. Great... -
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Sep 30, 2025
Very similar experience to whatâ??s described here. Was asked, tell me about yourself, TMAAT when communication was lost in the flight deck, What are some characteristics and qualities of a good captain, As a captain how would you prepare for a flight to a destination that you and your FO has not flown into, TMAAT someone didnâ??t follow SOPs and how you handled it. Then a Scenario question, (view the study guide of this... -
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Sep 30, 2025
Overall the process was straightforward. To begin, I received a phone call from a hiring rep to discuss my application. I had some timeline issues that they wanted squared away before receiving an invite. Specifically, they wanted my education history also listed under the employment history section for the timeline to populate correctly. Shortly after that I received the invitation to interview and selected a date for the HR interview. Be sure to complete the personality ("work traits")... -
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Sep 23, 2025
Everything here is still current. Some new questions for TMAAT but nothing you can't answer if your out flying the line. Interviewers were incredibly easy going. At no point did I feel I was in the hot seat. I prepared without a professional company and got the CJO. SAR is the key, they want that AND clean logbooks. 7 out of 10 got the CJO in our... -
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Sep 23, 2025
Have you logbooks in order!! Total times matching the application, everything signed, etc. No surprises, they really want you to succeed. All the questions (in some variety) are in the study guide. Come in with a good attitude and your paperwork in order and you'll do... -
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Sep 10, 2025
As all others stated: this page is SPOT ON, ZERO surprises. I was very pleased with the in-person process. The museum is amazing! The overall experience was actually enjoyable despite being nervous. Looking back, I feel like the HR online interview probably holds more weight than originally thought. I think once you get the in-person interview you are probably 95% there. Thats my personal opinion anyway. The interview is held under the DC-3 which is awesome. It is very personal and...
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