Jul 15, 2024
I studied the questions from this website question bank and it was spot on. I wasn’t really surprised by any of them. They really seemed to focus on resolving conflicts between customers/FA, flying with an FO or Capt with bad demeanor etc. I didn’t receive any technical questions regarding aircraft I’m currently flying (B752). All questions were company related, HR TMAAT questions. Interview lasted about...

Jul 08, 2024
Very professional introduction. Retired Captain and retire FA. They both appeared relaxed and disarming but there was no question they were looking at body language and countenance during questions. Nothing extraordinary, TMAT for an emergency, customer service opportunity example, getting along with crew mates, how to instill confidence and camaraderie, all normal background questions and pilot history, several scenario based questions such as what would you do if a team mate appears unfit...

Jul 02, 2024
The interview experience was nerve wracking, but good at the same time. After I scheduled my interview, I was on a Zoom meeting with a retired ATP and a recruiter. As the interview started, both of them were really warm and trying to get my nerves out. They pointed out my previous job as a server and started asking questions about, and debating that the chips and salsa were the best thing ever. After that it was more HR questions, (view the study guide of this website).  Then came the...

Apr 17, 2024
I interviewed with a retired flight attendant, and a retired airline captain. Very friendly and conversational. Several questions from each and matched what others have said on here. Have some experiences ready to relate to them. Try to incorporate the Breeze principles in your answers also. I heard back with a job offer in 1...

Apr 02, 2024
Super chill interview, no technical questions, although I made a point of mentioning technical stuff in my answer. absolutely nice and calm HR and retired American Captain. Have stories ready in STAR format so you can stay brief but interesting. Make sure you do not talk badly about former employers. Read as much as possible about the Breeze company, concept and...

Mar 15, 2024
Teams meeting format, went over resume, interviewed by Captain and retired FA. Very Professional, matched all interview gouges. Very few technical questions. Mostly TMAT regarding crew interactions, past emergencies, how do you handle conflicts on the aircraft. (view the study guide of this website).  Be prepared to discuss flight...

Mar 14, 2024
Nothing unexpected, very chill interview, i wasnt asked anything not on the study guide. it seems like theyre just looking for good people. Not sure when ill likely get a class date, the latest i was told was summer. i think the training department is backed up converting folks to the...

Feb 26, 2024
All the information listed here about the interview was spot on. Interviewers put you right at ease and want to just talk to you. Do think about your past experiences with situations or people you encountered and come up with a few for the...

Feb 19, 2024
Questions on study guide were accurate. No technical questions. I left Republic to fly part 91 and the first question was "Why did you leave Republic?" Interviewers were very friendly and also professional, no "gotcha" questions of any kind. Hypothetical scenario, (view the study guide of this website).  Didn't ask about 141 stage check failures. Wanted to know why Breeze, have a good answer that doesn't make it sound like a stepping stone. They like people who move...

Feb 14, 2024
Very laid back experience from start to finish. Several tedious steps to get to the point of receiving an interview invitation, but actual interview was very low threat, more conversational than anything. Breeze clearly prides themselves on kindness and that characteristic was very much so reflected by the interviewers. In my opinion, if you receive the interview invitation and are able to present yourself as a kind, respectful individual with good moral character, you shouldn’t have...