Jun 04, 2025
Interview experience was very similar to others posted on this site. Highly recommend reviewing the study guide on this site as well, as the questions I received on my panel interview seemed to be taken directly from here. Phone interview came a few days after I submitted my application. Very non-threatening call with a recruiter who basically wants to learn about you and your flying history. About a week later, I got an email with instructions on how to schedule an interview in Dallas. The...

May 28, 2025
My interview was exactly like others have stated. It is extremely relaxed and was all in Dallas.  Be ready to be honest and Flexjet wants to know that you want to be there. I am finishing active duty and moving to a location where I would have to commute so Flex is perfect for me. I am not interested in 121 life and told them that directly. My SIM was in the Challenger 600 and it was difficult for me. I have all turboprop time and all glass cockpit but my prep work saved me (MS flt sim...

May 28, 2025
Similar experience as those posted earlier. Very laid back, yet very professional. Be yourself and give them a view of the person beyond the one flying airplanes Sim evaluation was in the CL60 sim. Keep your scan going, and make small adjustments. They’re looking for good CRM instincts and professionalism. If you’re off a speed or altitude identify it and make appropriate moves to correct. They understand it’s a new airplane to most, if not all of us, and do a great job...

May 27, 2025
The interview was straightforward. We got there at 0730 and started the Sim and panel interview at the same time depending on when we were scheduled to depart. The sim was hand flown pattern to an ILS, then a V1 cut to acceleration altitude. No tricks. Panel interview was normal questions. No tricks. Very...

May 20, 2025
Very pleasant interview experience as mentioned by others. (view the study guide of this website, including the Sim/Scenario section).   No surprises on the panel, why FJ, your story, most memorable flight, conflict or bad experience with a coworker, why not 121, what do you like about being a pilot. All very conversational and low threat. Got the call with a CJO the following...

May 13, 2025
I received an email to schedule the phone interview a while after I submitted my application. The phone interview was low threat and conversational, I was asked why Flexjet after the introduction and about me question then given plenty of information about the company. The interview was about a month later. They flew me out to Dallas the day before the interview. The morning of, the 9 of us from out of town took the hotel shuttle to the interview. After a quick into we all went into a...

May 13, 2025
1. Phone Interview - Basic TMAAT questions / experience. Walk me throught the resume, etc. Very casual. Was offered the In-Person interview same day scheduled 3 weeks out. They will send you a sim evaluation package ahead of time (usually 1 week prior) and book your airline tickets and provide a travel itinerary. Very organized and professional team. PRD consent and some documents to upload + 2 Psych eval type online tests prior to in-person interview. 2. In- Person Interview - Morning...

May 07, 2025
The interview went as others have stated. There were 11 of us on the day. The sim of the day was the Challenger 601. The flexjet seat support was phenomenal, and ran everything for us, all we had to do was fly the plane. Flexjet will send the sim profile in advance and we did exactly what was in the paperwork. The panel interview was also as stated in the other gouges. There were 0 technical questions. Almost all of the questions are TMAT format and revolve around how you interact...

May 06, 2025
My interview with Flexjet closely mirrored what others have shared and was a well-organized, positive experience from start to finish. Communication was clear and prompt throughout. I submitted my application on a Sunday and heard back within a week to schedule a phone interview. After just a few minutes on the call, I was invited to an in-person interview. Due to availability, my interview date was scheduled two weeks later, and a week prior, I received an email with my travel itinerary and...

Apr 16, 2025
I had the phone interview a week after applying for the job. After that, I waited for a month to schedule for the in person and for the simulator. All info is on the website. Pretty straight forward. The in person interview is really laidback. They want to get to know you. The sim was as described, no surprise. We flew in the Challenger. That thing has a lot of power and you have to anticipate quite a bit in order to stabilize the speed. The V1 cut is easy to handle, however, I found it...