Jan 21, 2026
interview was split into 4 parts: 1 SBT you are the CPT and have to deal with a possible fuel contamination 2 HR TAAT type questions, why Southwest etc 3 Logbook review questions 4 Tour of the campus Try to relax, the process was smooth and they make you feel...

Jan 21, 2026
The interview was just as described. Everyone was super nice and inviting. Not an intimidating experience at all. Three portions, Panel and logbook interviews were a nice conversation TMAAT and TMAY. Why Southwest and things like that. The SBQ was a little more complex but wasnâ??t too crazy either. They presented a scenario and you just have to work through it the best you can with the information they gave you. Going smile a lot and be yourself. No need to prep hard this is not a...

Jan 21, 2026
I felt like the logbook review was fairly straightforward, and despite all the gruff online about these logbook reviews, it really wasnâ??t much of a hassle. The scenario based interview â?? if you have any experience at all with CRM and multi-crew, and are willing to make an educated decision and stick with it â?? youâ??ll be fine. I feel like many people take these interviews way too seriously and over-study. I also feel like Southwest is looking for something different. They seem to...

Jan 20, 2026
The whole experience was a great one. Flew me in on SWA the day before on flight of your choice. Stayed at the hotel that was suggested in the Interview Resource Page. Expensive but convenient. Call hotel for pick up from DAL. Shuttle drivers have the route to SWA Corporate Campus down and know exactly where to take you. I was in the am group. Got to the lobby at 7:00 with other candidates arriving and we all chatted until 8 when we went to waiting lobby with coffee, water and snacks..nice....

Jan 19, 2026
Arrived at 10 AM as part of Group B. Loitered in the lobby and spoke with other candidates until they were ready to begin the tour at 11 AM. Experience very similar to previous reports in terms of the tour of LEADS building; it was extremely impressive. After returning to the HDQ building, there was an intermission followed by a briefing of SWA by a captain. After going through his slides, the captain opened up the floor for questions about the company, interview, or anything in between. The...

Jan 08, 2026
Was part of the first group with a start time of 8 am. We started out with a presentation about Southwest, where they told us some of the history of the company and went over pay compared to industry standards and where the company is headed. From here went into the interview split into the 3 sections. Then SBQ scenario.  2nd part was the HR panel. The interviewers were very nice. Had a lady from HR and a 10 year FO doing the panel. Started out with TMAY. After that it was TMAAT...

Jan 08, 2026
Great experience applying with Southwest! There was a group of 20 of us, 17 guys and 3 gals. A few from Skywest, Republic, and the majority from 135 and part 91 operations. The tour was beautiful with awesome facilities, and everyone seemed genuinely happy to have us there. Logbook review was straightforward. They ask to see your certs, medical and FCC radio operators license. Then have you read down the Logbook Interview form that you bring. Panel interview was really nice, it's with a...

Jan 08, 2026
Overall fantastic experience. I was in the early group so we had the briefing first, which was a lot of great information and our group had a good amount of additional questions that were all answered. I then had the HR panel, which was very laid back and straightforward. Then the logbook review which there was a few clarifications I had to make on my end, but other than that the easiest part of the interview. I then had the scenario portion which was as I expected. A little faster pace than...

Jan 08, 2026
As everyone described, the process is exactly as it has been for years. Overall a great and professional experience. Relax and be yourself. In the SBQ just be a pilot. Be honest about â??why Southwestâ?, and try to refine your answer to not just be about culture. Have some genuine questions for your interviewers and the other people you may encounter (someone giving you a tour or presentation). Review the Pilot Interview Resources page thoroughly to make sure your logbook totals are in...

Jan 07, 2026
Hr panel was about 40 minutes, every question was as expected, and on the gouge. Logbook review took about 20 minutes, asked some questions about previous employers, and final was the SBQ. This took maybe 5-10 minutes, very straightforward, I know everyone says this but, just be yourself and if your personality matches well with the SWA culture then you're...