Republic Airways RJet Cadet
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Interview went as described, HR portion seemed to go pretty well. Technical portion got me on a couple of things -- RVR range on a METAR, $ sign on a METAR... and when asked about what point the FAF on an ILS was, I goofed and said "xyz waypoint" rather than the correct answer which is GS intercept at specified altitude. Last little mistake was when defining a stable approach, I started listing off all the detailed ways that you could...
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Jan 12, 2026
Began with HR questions, basic TMAAT type questions. They asked about me, my hours, my expected month when I'd hit ATP mins, and why I chose Republic. They asked about base locations, which I'd choose if I could, and where their HQ was. Very simple questions if you study the company. Use STAR answering model when possible. They ask some situational questions, one was about captain non-conformance with SOPs. They wanted to know about CRM and why it's utilized. I was definitely over-prepared,... -
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Dec 31, 2025
Great and relaxed interviewers. Essentially all of the questions asked are on the study guide. Some questions were tailored to the 121 jet environment, and some were to evaluate current knowledge and instrument proficiency in GA aircraft. Definitely look into how the legality of starting an instrument approach is different in 121 operations, as it would be impossible to know as a GA pilot. Heard back within a... -
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Dec 23, 2025
Interview went great. The gouge included everything you needed to know. HR portion was around 15 minutes and then another 15 for the technical portion. Know the company, know your aircraft and know JEPP and IFR rules. Youâ??ll be... -
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Dec 08, 2025
Overall, very laid-back interview. Began with introductions, followed by the HR section. This was about 15 minutes and 7 or 8 questions, exactly from the study guide. Then we moved on to the technical section, once again, maybe about 30 minutes. Asked questions exactly from the study guide, had me decode a METAR and one line of a TAF. Then asked some questions about an approach plate I was sent roughly 30 minutes before the interview, and had me brief... -
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Dec 02, 2025
The interview process was very straightforward and honestly quite easy. All of the questions that came up were directly from the study guide, so as long as you take the time to review those and go in prepared, youâ??ll be in great shape. Just brush up on the material, answer confidently, and youâ??ll do fine. Both HR and the Pilot were extremely pleasant to talk with, which made the whole experience feel relaxed and comfortable. They created a welcoming atmosphere that really helped ease... -
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Dec 01, 2025
I am currently enrolled at a Part 141 flight program at a major public university. I applied online to the program mid summer and heard back in early fall, asking to setup an interview. The interview was conducted over Microsoft Teams and consisted of a brief HR portion followed by a technical portion with a pilot. The interviewers were very friendly and appeared to only be reading off of a prepared list of questions, which matched exactly with what is in the study guide section on this... -
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Nov 13, 2025
Very easy going interview. The whole process took about 45mins. 15mins of HR talking, and 30mins of technical questions. HR was very simple, them getting to know you. Nothing to stress out about. The technical portion, if your instrument rated, should be pretty straight forward. I was mostly asked about lost communication procedures, metar/taf decoding, when you need an alternate, then some questions about the approach chart that was sent to me when the interview started. Review the study... -
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Nov 11, 2025
Total interview lasted 30 mins. Had a recruiter, captain, and FO. All super friendly and laid back. Just be confident and be yourself! Study the questions on the study guide sheet and also know your airplane systems and v speeds. Started off with a few HR questions, (view the study guide of this website). Be able to explain your check ride failures and what you learned from them if you have any. The next portion switched over to the captain and FO for technical questions. They will... -
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Nov 10, 2025
The study guide provides everything you need. There were 5-7 HR questions that were very easy to answer. A lot of questions about "tell me a time when". Be yourself and don't be a robot. The interview was very relaxed. There was the person from HR, the FO interviewing me for the technical portion, and a captain monitoring. Technical questions included what to do passing below 10,000 ft what to do passing 17,999 and basic IFR knowledge. Be familiar with looking at a TAF and a METAR, knowing... -
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Oct 30, 2025
Interview went smoothly and only lasted a little over 30 mins. Both HR and pilot were very friendly. Got straight into introductions and then the HR portion which lasted about 15 minutes. All the study guide questions are spot on. Then moved on to technical which was just rapid-fire instrument questions which again were all in the study guide. Really didnâ??t need to elaborate when answering questions usually just a one word or sentence answer and they move on. Was sent a METAR/TAF and an...
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