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Read Page 1 ... for their team? As I mentioned, they care about the people who make up JSX, so they want someone who will fit in seamlessly. The HR portion is just some "tell me about a time" questions. I got asked, tell me about a time when: you experienced something unsafe in preflight or during flight and how you responded to that (safety is priority!) and you went above and beyond for a fellow employee. The technical portion is based on your skill level and experience. Everyone in our group got different questions. As CFI's, my partner and I got more technical questions than the others with more experience. The main questions we were asked were: explain takeoff and landing distance, the climb segments, why we measure fuel in pounds rather...
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May 19, 2026
You will be paired up with another candidate. You meet down in the lobby of the hotel. One of the recruiters will greet you and hand you a red folder. This is where you will put all your documents that were required for you to bring. Make sure everything is labeled and organized. - There were two rooms. One of the recruiters will call you and the other candidate and bring you into the room. - HR will start by introducing themselves. Then they will give you an opportunity to talk about you... -
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May 19, 2026
I was referred in house, the process was lightning fast. I submitted my application, within a week I was assigned an interview date, and within a week following the interview I was given a training date. We interviewed in pairs, and when one was slow answering a question the other spoke up. It was a relaxed, enjoyable process, and I felt fully prepared following this... -
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May 19, 2026
The interview was very straightforward and aligned with previous interviews. Interview was done in pairs. Everyone there was very friendly, asking basic HR questions. Tech was a departure and arrival, basic takeoff and landing performance. Pay attention to crossing... -
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May 19, 2026
It was a great process. Interview done in pairs. Heard back a week from my interview. Show the interviewers that you are team player and be personable. Have good questions to ask at the end. I heard back a week after my interview. Know the company. Watch the presentation not just once. Seems they really like personality and customer... -
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May 19, 2026
Day started meeting in the lobby of the hotel where current employees are moving around meeting applicants. They then came out and grabbed me and another applicant to interview together where it was then a panel style interview. The questions that were asked can all be found on this website and were only over topics that they told us would be discussed in an email prior to the interview. Interview lasted about an hour, and then we were dismissed to go back home. It took a little less than a... -
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May 12, 2026
Interview is only an hour long now there is no social in the evening anymore fly in and out same day You are paired with another pilot applicant They had us both introduce ourselves Itâ??s very laid back with an HR person and a chief /assistant chief / DOT you are asked questions as a crew work together My partner jumped the gun and answered wrong several times and I had to correct them. things to pay attention to. When reading the metars look for equipment failures CL / HIRL inop apply... -
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May 12, 2026
Megan in HR met us at the hotel lobby. She escorted us to the interview room with Mark and Brian ? Very laid back interview. They tell you about themselves and the culture of the company. Then the candidates get to tell them about themselves. There is a technical section on take off runways and landing runways. Know that the takeoff performance is from brake release/Takeoff Pwr to 35'. His example was of a 3000' takeoff run and wah=hat does that mean? Landing was regarding 50' over the... -
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Apr 20, 2026
The interview proceeded in line with other recent interview feedback. The team first conducted a joint briefing/Q&A about JSX generally on a virtual call with a slate of applicants, and asked for availability for in-person interviews. They then brought folks in for interviews at a hotel in Dallas. The interview was conducted in three sessions with multiple applicants each: technical, culture, and chief pilot. Technical again matched other feedback, with a focus on runway distances,... -
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Apr 09, 2026
I did not sleep the night before, incredibly nervous. The day of the interview, there were two sessions, a morning and an afternoon. I was in the afternoon session so I met the other applicants in the lobby of the hotel at 1pm. We were all pulled into a conference room with the staff that was present, and they had snacks, coffee, water, sodas, etc. They had little welcome packets for us, including a checklist for our required docs to bring (drivers license, pilot certs, medical, etc.) Then... -
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Apr 06, 2026
Technical questions relating to airport markings, runway markings, weather limitations for take off, SID / STAR altitudes. Lots of questions relating to accelerated stop/go. ALSF markings, runway edge lighting , center line lighting. Do not come into this without preparing. HR portion friendly. Megan is very good at making this a relaxed experience. Management pilots attended and were ingaging and fun to talk...
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