Sep 29, 2026
Overall amazing experience. Piedmont really has there stuff together. They set expectations and met every single one. Flew me out, put me up, and the recruiter's were both highly professional and approachable. The care and communication was top notch. Started the day with coffee and pastries, overview of the company's history and programs they offer. Then we were interviewed individually. Be ready to go and prepped on: Jepp charts, departures, stars, approach plates, airport diagrams, holds...

Aug 18, 2026
My experience was pretty much the same as all the other scenarios listed here. I had two you gentlemen as my interviewers, both were extremely friendly, jovial guys that want to hire you. They do a great job of making you feel at home and relaxed. There were two other applicants who interviewed with me at the same time, and we all ended up getting CJOs. If you get an interview scheduled, the job is yours to lose, do your best, you don't have to be perfect, show that you put effort into...

Aug 18, 2026
What everyone else said on this website was accurate. The recruiters were so friendly and made you feel at ease during the short introduction presentation. Then, we waited in the rear lobby area as each of us got called in individually. The HR portion of the interview was just like a conversation about your past experience in aviation up to this point and how those experiences will set you up to succeed as an FO at Piedmont. Be able to talk about difficult/stressful situations you have...

Aug 18, 2026
Just like everyone else said, there were no surprises or new questions. Read the gouge and you should be good. Focus mostly on weather, thunderstorms, and METARs. Study Jeppesen charts, taxi diagram symbols, and alternate requirements a little more as well. Overall, the experience was greatâ??just be yourself when they ask, â??Tell me about...

Aug 04, 2026
It is very similar to everyone else's experience here. Started with an overview of the company then logbook review while me and the other interviewees waited outside the conference room and chatted. We were called 1 by 1 for the interview which lasted roughly 45 minutes and was very pleasant. It felt more like a conversation than an interview. Started off with me and my experience which felt like a bulk of the interview, TMAAT questions, (view the study guide of this website)....

Aug 04, 2026
Company is actually made up of down to earth humans that are kind and considerate. Definitely a different vibe from other airlines. They were organized, communicative, and pleasant to work with. The hotel is just ok. But, the interviews are held in the same hotel so it is nice there is no travel. I like this airline because they do not interview you unless they have a class date for you which is also much different from other airlines in the best and most sensical way possible. Be early on...

Jul 27, 2026
I was only asked tell me about myself and why Piedmont. Additionally, the HR questions asked were about my records and background, such as checkride failures, accidents and incidents, etc. I was prepared, and was able to answer the questions smoothly and efficiently. After that the recruiter and I agreed on my next step process, which is the in-person interview. Even the second interview date was set...

Jul 22, 2026
Overall excellent experience with this team! I actually had an application in with Piedmont since Jan 2024; however, I had yet to obtain ATP and was still working on adding fixed wing experience to my 3,800 hours of helicopter time. Going to conferences and speaking with recruiters was helpful, but knowing someone within the company probably helped me the most. Initial phone screen in June, followed shortly by an invitation to interview in Charlotte with the team. Interview day starts with...

Jul 21, 2026
My experience was great! View the study guide of this website to see how the in person interview went. Read a metar and TAF, and questions.  Briefed an Instrument approach. Asked about some symbols on the approach, and many other questions, (view the study...

Jul 08, 2026
Great experience overall. In person interview in Charlotte. There was an HR and technical portion. HR wasn't too many TMAAT questions. It was more of my background and how I ended up in front of them. Maybe only one scenario question. Technical questions were just the tough metar, Jepp approach plate, and a Jepp airport diagram. Super straight forward.  Interview was 30 minutes total and I got an email CJO the next day. Good...