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The overall interview was similar to other peoples experiences that I saw on here. With the difference being we did not do a flight Sim and my technical questions were completely different. With any professional interview you should expect questions based on the flying you are doing. The first thing we did was a tour of the facility. The lady is really nice that does the tour with you, but she is watching you and seeing how you interact with the other people. After the tour, we broke for lunch use this time to go back to your room and study. After lunch They sat us in a boardroom at a hotel We did an orientation and they showed us the benefits the pay all of that stuff. Then we had a meeting with HR and they asked us HR related questions or TMAAT questions All of the questions were standard. For the technical portion, they pair you up we were interviewed by a guy named Jack. He is a performance guru If you were coming from the 121 or 135 world expect to know...
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Apr 08, 2025
Interviewing with JSX was a very wonderful experience. I thoroughly enjoyed meeting the JSX team-members that I met, and enjoyed the other interviewees just as much. I was in the 11am group behind an 8am group. The hotel is a very nice, newly renovated hotel. We were met in the lobby and transported over to the JSX headquarters were we got to tour a plane, meet people on the Scheduling & Mission Control teams. We then went back to the hotel for lunch before starting the afternoon... -
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Apr 08, 2025
The JSX team truly is a wonderful group of people. They make you feel immediately at ease and comfortable in their presence and they really do care about the camaraderie among their team and creating a family environment. The interview itself was pretty straight forward. I was in a group of 6, and each of us was paired with another pilot of similar experience for the chief pilot and technical portions. HR portion was done individually. For the chief pilot portion, they just want to get to... -
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Apr 08, 2025
This was simply the first phone interview. It went very well as it was conversational. They are looking for a family to build. The whole operation is not huge feeling and it starts at the top with Alex their CEO and visionary. I discussed about my love for their philosphy and growth strategy which gives them access to thousands of airports, not the usual hundreds that most 121 operators use. You can research how they are chartered with the FAA so there is great flexibility to how the... -
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Feb 04, 2025
Interview was split into 3 sections and you are sent in pairs. The first section of the interview was a technical. I was asked questions like define T/O Distance and Landing Distance. Brief a couple STARS and Approaches. They tailor the questions to your experience. I had part 135 experience so they asked about part 135 regs like 135 alternate requirements. One trick question I got was for an approach requiring you to descend for the missed approach procedure. Although I don't... -
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Dec 17, 2024
Flights to and from Dallas were taken care of. The hotel and shuttle were also taken care of. The next morning we met in a conference room with the other applicants and went over JSX benefits. Then we split up for interviews. There was a short, simple HR interview, a partner interview for the chief pilot interview (really a get to know you interview and to see how compatible you are with the other people there), and a partner interview for the technical. I was asked to look over a Jepp... -
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Nov 21, 2024
Be friendly and be yourself! Started with an informative presentation on JSX. Technical is just like the study guide questions on this website. The only questions that caught me off guard was "what is the definition of standard takeoff and definition of standard landing" during technical portion. Know the Jepp plates and basic knowledge like holding... -
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Nov 20, 2024
I was flown into DAL the night before and given hotel accommodations. There were 2 groups of 6 interviewing at 8am and 11am. The interview started at 7:45am in the conference room where they gave a brief presentation on the benefits, pay, schedule, company culture, etc. Following, they split us up to rotate between 3 stations: HR Interview, Company "Soul" Culture Meeting, and Technical Interview. For the HR and Culture portions, they ask you about yourself, what you're looking for... -
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Nov 20, 2024
Everyone throughout the interview was friendly and professional. I guess because of my military, airline, and Part 135 experience, I was not asked any technical questions. Just a few tell us about yourself and a few tell me about a time questions. They will go through your logbooks, or look at your consolidated flight times that you received from your previous employers. Also included was a tour of the JSX headquarters and out to the jet. I had a morning interview, so I had 3 hours to... -
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Nov 19, 2024
The interview process was pretty much exactly how others described it on here. Started with a meeting going over the company and life as a JSX pilot. There are three interviews. HR, technical, then chief pilot. HR was 1 on 1 and pretty straightforward. Standard TMAAT questions. I was then paired with another pilot candidate for the other two interviews. went over Jepp charts primarily during the technical interview. Talked about performance too. Chief pilot interview was super relaxed, they... -
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Nov 19, 2024
The interview process was exactly how others described it on here. Started with a meeting going over the company and life as a JSX pilot (ask questions). There are three interviews. HR, technical, then chief pilot. HR was 1 on 1 and pretty straightforward (TMAAT questions). I was then paired with another pilot candidate for the other two interviews. Technical interview was very relaxed, (study the questions on here) ask questions, don't be afraid to learn something new (lots of performance...
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