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This was my first time interviewing for any flying job. I applied in mid fall and received an e-mail last week requesting a phone interview. The interview as of 2 days ago, and all was well. The basic questions were asked about where I lived, domiciles and my flight times were reviewed, and I was given the pay structure. All went well and I was told that I would be scheduled for the next phase of the process, which would be a technical interview. I agreed...
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Jan 08, 2025
The interview was easier than I expected. I found it easier than my private pilot checkride. The interview started with being introduced to another first officer with the company, then just a few HR questions about myself. Next, I was asked about high-density altitudes, XC planning, and hypoxia. Finally, I was asked to brief the ILS 17 into PHKO. After briefing, I was asked why the MSA if coming from the East was so high-- there's a large mountain to the east. Overall, it was a very... -
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Nov 19, 2024
It was a pleasant interview. Study the KOA ILS and weather, specifically... -
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Oct 17, 2024
HR interview very friendly, hit it off and was casual and get to know you! Technical was brief the PHKO ILS 17 plate, performance and density altitude question. Also CO poisoning symptoms and diversion considerations. A lot of straight forward questions in the technical portion. Try to relax, know your stuff and study! It's over Zoom they are very nice and want you to succeed! Just getting the interview is the hardest... -
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May 30, 2024
The interview was pretty straightforward, about 10-15 questions. Know your weather, METARs, SIGMETs, convective weather, etc. Brush up on instrument flight rules as well, when can you go below minimums, what do you need to see in order to land. Review the KOA approach plate because they will have you brief that. They tend to give offers on the... -
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May 07, 2024
Pretty straightforward HR screening type interview. Be fresh on your instrument rules, review the IFR, fuel requirements, brief an approach plate, safety scenario questions, Safety thought process, hypoxia/carbon monoxide. The study guide listed within this group is nearly spot on, Study it and you will do... -
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This was the technical interview with an HR representative and 2 pilots for the company. It was a very pleasant interview which lasted about 45 minutes. The pilots were very friendly and shared their experiences with me. Then questions, (view the study guide of this website). They then asked me to brief the ILS 17 approach at PHKO in Hawaii They then spent a few minutes explaining the day-to-day operations and what to expect as a new FO. Overall was a very straight-forward...
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This was my first time interviewing for any flying job. I applied in mid fall and received an e-mail last week requesting a phone interview. The interview as of 2 days ago, and all was well. The basic questions were asked about where I lived, domiciles and my flight times were reviewed, and I was given the pay structure. All went well and I was told that I would be scheduled for the next phase of the process, which would be a technical interview. I agreed to the interview, and the...
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Pretty laid back interview. Started with introduction. After that she asked me about technical questions. We went into technical- Metars and What is hypoxia, its symptoms, sigmet, what kind of weather can be expected in an sigmet. Then she opened an approach plate, asked me to read the important information. Discussed about the contract, it’s one year. Also was asked two tell me about a time questions. About a stressful flight and about a time when you disagreed with someone and how...
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The Interviewer was nice and easy to talk to. We went over the certificates and hours I had, and what aircraft and instrument setups I had experience in. Then we discussed my life story and why I wanted to work for Southern Air. Finally, we went through some HR and technical questions. They were all on the study guide and surface-level...
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It was very straight forward and it took 35 minutes. Initially talked about my resume, I introduced myself and interviewer made me feel confortable. First questions were HR type, (view the study guide of this website). Also some situation questions, (also in the study...
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