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  • This was specifically for JSX. Other gouges were pretty spot on. They provided a hotel room, offered transportation but wasn't needed in my case. There were 5 interviewees including myself, started with a presentation and overview of the company, benefits, compensation, upgrade times, etc. Next was the technical interview, paired with another applicant to go over a taxi, SID, STAR, and approach for KSNA to KMMH using Jepp plates. I have no experience outside of studying...

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    Jun 18, 2024
    First it’s an email to schedule a phone interview. They ask why JSX, what’s a typical work day for you looks like, a few other questions like this and then three technical questions. It takes about 30-45min on the phone. 2 weeks later I got an invite for the next interview step. They fly you in the day before. The day of the interview you meet them at the lobby, you go to a conference room and they introduce JSX to you, talk about benefits, pay, etc. after that you go interview...

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    Jun 18, 2024
    The interview was a very fun experience and also a very long day. Having never flown jets, my group was most nervous for the sim portion but if you just fly the flight director and do your best you will be fine. The sim ended up being our favorite part. The technical interview was a lot more casual than I thought, with most of the questions having been off this gouge. If you don't know something, it's not the end of the world. They asked us a few specific questions off a STAR. Know your Jepp...

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    Jun 18, 2024
    The interview was a very fun experience and also a very long day. Having never flown jets, my group was most nervous for the sim portion but if you just fly the flight director and do your best you will be fine. The sim ended up being our favorite part. The technical interview was a lot more casual than I thought, with most of the questions having been off this gouge. If you don't know something, it's not the end of the world. They asked us a few specific questions off a STAR. Know your Jepp...

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    Jun 18, 2024
    Hiring event: The hiring event is a brutal 12 hour event, with the last 2 hours being optional, but highly recommended. There are 2 groups of 6 and the first group will go to the simulator and fly an ERJ-145 around LAX and San Diego for 15 minutes accomplishing basic tasks like climbs, descents, speed changes, and flying the localizer at LAX to land. I was extremely nervous for this, but realized my nerves were misplaced. You just follow the flight director and follow simple instructions....

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    Jun 18, 2024
    Timeline: Apps submitted probably 10 months ago and I was low hours so no call. Once above 650 they reached out to me via phone call for a short chat that lead to a surprise impromptu Instrument Knowledge questionnaire. It was not difficult and nothing that isn’t seen on the trip reports from AviationInterviews. This lead to me being a candidate for the hiring event that would take place 2 months later. I ended up getting the invite after waiting for about a month to a month and a...

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    Mar 12, 2024
    The JSX interview was an absolutely fantastic experience. The gouge on here was pretty exact to my experience. Everyone is extremely friendly. We went to the sim first, (view the Sim/Scenario section in the study guide of this website).  We then toured the facility at the Love field, and then went back to the hotel to eat lunch. Then we did an overview of the company, then split off for interviews. HR included TMAAT questions, and the technical was very conversational. Briefed a taxi...

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    Mar 12, 2024
    Much like other posts on here. We had two groups of six. Started with a sim in the morning consisting of holding airspeeds and altitude along with a visual approach. Technical was everything in the study guide. Huge family environment you’ll be good as long as you study the...

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    Mar 12, 2024
    Overall great experience with JSX. There were two groups of 6. My group started with the presentation of the company, technical, HR TMAAT, and meet with Chiefs. Technical lasted about 20 minutes. If you are asked a question you don't know, it is okay. They were willing to teach and know you haven't flown jets. Most questions were from this guide. Be familiar with how to brief a Jepp STAAR, SID, and approach plate. After we had lunch with our interview group and were all able to chat and get...

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    Mar 12, 2024
    The interview experience with JSX was a lot of fun, a little bit challenging and mentally taxing sort of like a checkride, but all-in-all it mostly felt like “hangar talk” with fellow pilots, and less like a job interview. The dress code was business formal, dress for success. The interview pool consisted of two groups of six candidates. One group went to the simulator evaluation and to tour the facility while the other group stayed at the hotel and completed the JSX presentation...

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    Mar 12, 2024
    The interview process was very close to the other experiences shared here. Two groups of 6, split up to cover all portions throughout the day. Presentation of JSX while chief pilots verify logbooks, credentials, letter of recommendation, etc. Listen and learn, ask questions and discover if JSX is the company for you. HR or Corporate Soul portion was as expected. Tell me about a time… any history to disclose, how did you work through a problem as a crew, what was a time you were...

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    Hired at JSX
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    Hired at JSX