Frontier Airlines Cadet Program
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The Interview was very simple and in line with what has been discussed by others on this forum. The format is rather standard as far as pilot interviews for airlines. At my chosen time both a HR representative and a captain who works on hiring joined my MS teams call and introduced themselves. I was wearing a suit and tie which the Captain pointed out and expressed appreciation for so I highly recommend dressing nicely. They started with “tell me about a time” questions, and alternated as they...
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Jan 03, 2025
I received an invitation to attend a virtual interview a month before the scheduled interview. Since the interview was virtual, paperwork must be submitted via email or uploaded online. The paperwork was one of the most complex parts. Some instructions may be unclear; therefore, they must be read very carefully. When the interview came, I logged on to MS Teams and sat in the waiting room for a few minutes before being let in. The interviewers were exceptionally kind and friendly, introducing... -
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Feb 13, 2024
I was interviewed by a representative from the cadet program and a 3-Year FO. There are 6 sections to the interview, (view the study guide of this website). Practical Flying Knowledge. For me as a low-time pilot they simple had me walk them through a few emergency scenarios. I gave a few minute answer for each question, and they rarely had a followup question. In the end they asked if I had any questions. Then they said they would let me know within about 5 days. Even though this... -
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Interviews with an HR rep and an FO. Both very nice and made me feel relaxed. Started with about 8 or 10 HR type questions, all of which were in the study guide. HR rep turned camera off when the FO began the technical questions. Was roughly about an 1/2 hour and mostly HR type...
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Interview was straight forward and was asked a combination of questions found in the study guide. I was offered a spot but turned it down as I decided to go with another...
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As other reviews have said it's pretty spot on to the study guide. It's a very laid back interview but they expect you to be professional and look the part. Being low time I used other life and work experience to express my passion of aviation. Decision after the interview was about...
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Interview was very relaxed. It was with a Frontier Captain and a Hr representative. The study guide from this website was spot on and well worth the money. I was asked Technical questions, (view the study guide of this website). And why do I want to fly for Frontier. Good luck to everybody in the...
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Interview was very relaxed, as expected. About 30 minutes with a captain and HR rep, with some time at the end for my questions. All technical and HR questions were straight out of the gouge. Heard back roughly 24 hours after the...
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The Interview was very simple and in line with what has been discussed by others on this forum. The format is rather standard as far as pilot interviews for airlines. At my chosen time both a HR representative and a captain who works on hiring joined my MS teams call and introduced themselves. I was wearing a suit and tie which the Captain pointed out and expressed appreciation for so I highly recommend dressing nicely. They started with “tell me about a time” questions, and...
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Very straightforward and laid back. Expect only 30 minutes, depending on how long you take to answer the questions. I probably took more time after the interview asking them questions than they did giving me the interview. Study guide on here is spot on, they just read the questions off a sheet that looks like the study guide. Wear a suit and be polite and even if you get one of the technical questions wrong or even just not completely correct it isn't a big...
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Comfortable atmosphere. One HR rep and one captain, each taking turns asking 5 HR questions to begin. Then the captain asked 5 technical questions. The HR rep then came back into the call and asked a couple regulatory questions before giving me the opportunity to ask questions. The total interview time was around 30 minutes and all questions were in the study...
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