FREE United Airlines pilot interview information and gouge
Read Page 1 ... you learn. Like everyone else I got TMAAT questions, then Sim, (view the sim/scenario section of this website). After the HR portion I then watched a CRM video and where a flight crew came in high and fast. The Captained seemed to ignore the FO and SOPs, no calls for checklist, un-stabilized approached and refused to go around after the FO called for a go around at least 4 times. I got asked what I would have done had I been the FO calling a go around. I said I would have told tower that we are going around. The CRM portion was very easy to analyze. Finally make sure you brief the entire SID/STAR with crossing restriction and or speeds. I didn't mention the... Continue Reading this Interview Experience
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Mar 29, 2023 The interview process is exactly what everyone else has been saying. The interview team and all the United employees are extremely welcoming and it makes you feel incredibly relaxed. My interviewers took a second to tell me about them, then they asked me to talk about my resume, 5 TMAAT questions using the STAR format, 15 minute break, then the technical portion, and why United to wrap it all up. This is by far the BEST experience I have had and even though I’m still waiting to... Continue reading this interview experience
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Mar 22, 2023 Definitely a great experience, they really do their best to make you feel comfortable. As described in majority of these experiences, start out in the cafeteria and a pilot will come out and greet everybody, give you a small tour, and then into a classroom for any last minute questions. They will then take you one by one. You sit in a room with HR and pilot, tell me about yourself, and then right into the 5 TMAAT's, take 5-10 min break and into the technical. Lastly why United. Awesome... Continue reading this interview experience
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Mar 21, 2023 Gouge was spot on. The interview happens very quickly. They will review your logbooks and read comments you may have made in the notes. Really recommend having your logbooks all converted into one and printed in the same format. I still brought the originals but made a note on the logbook list page stating that all data had been converted and printed in one format. The interview is Introduce yourself 5 TMAAT (Conflict, Emergency, Mentoring, Regret something in flight, Dealt with... Continue reading this interview experience
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Mar 15, 2023 Interview was the most laid back and relaxing interview I have ever done. Interview time was at 0800 took the shuttle from the hotel at 0630 arrived at 0640 checked in got my name tag and rubber bands for the logbooks and then went into cafeteria and waited to be picked up with the other candidates. There was 6 total 4 for the FO openings and then 2 for the Aviate Program. As we waited we had other pilots come by and wish us luck and to stay relaxed. We got picked up by a Captain that has... Continue reading this interview experience
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Mar 14, 2023 Welcome briefing with a FO. Tour through United’s training facility and museum. Turned in our logbooks. Interview with “Tell us about yourself”, 5 TMAAT questions, 5 minutes Break, Technical interview, Last question “Why United?”. All the questions asked (TMAAT and Technical) were described here in AviationInterviews question bank. Arrived 1:20 before scheduled time and left about 1:30 after the scheduled time (Total time spent inside the facility was... Continue reading this interview experience
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Mar 14, 2023 Most questions asked were previously listed on this website. There weren't any curve balls so to speak. I also prepped with a company. I have 1 year to wait until I can apply... Continue reading this interview experience
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Mar 13, 2023 The whole proess was exactly as described by previous gouges. Everyone that passed you said good luck. it was really a great atmosphere and make you feel at ease. I had a group of 6. They get you one at a time out of a room and take you back to a small office where a pilot and HR person conduct the interview. I have done interviews, but felt this one was much more relaxed. They start of by asking how you got there. Then the 5 TMAAT quetions. (view the study guide of this website). ... Continue reading this interview experience
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Mar 13, 2023 Interview was almost verbatim from what others have described on this website. I stayed at one of the hotels across the street from the training center and took the hotel shuttle with 2 other candidates and arrived 1 prior to the interview. We checked in with the security guard at the front desk and received name tags to wear. From there we dropped off our luggage at a nearby room and proceeded to the cafeteria to wait for the interview. A few minutes later an A320 captain came to take us on... Continue reading this interview experience
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Mar 13, 2023 Everyone was extremely welcoming. They will have you meet in the cafeteria. From there you will drop off your logbooks and be giving a small tour. After the tour you will be brought into a classroom and the CA will introduce themselves and talk about United. After the short introduction she asked all of us about our background and talked about the interview process. Once they called my name to go back there I met with one HR rep and a FO. They gave their background and were extremely... Continue reading this interview experience
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Mar 08, 2023 The gouge is spot on. Waited with the other applicants in the cafeteria until a captain came to meet us and take us on a tour of their museum and then brought us to a conference room to where our individual interviewers came to pick us up eventually. He was super nice and really brought the point home that they want to hire you. The interview was walk me through your flying career, 5 TMAAT questions, a break, and the technical. Know the 13 briefing items and be able to come up with a... Continue reading this interview experience
Feedback from: Katrina J
(Hired at United Airlines)
Excellent as always!