Aug 13, 2026
Interview was broken into 3 parts, 3 separate days. First was HR, straight forward TMAAT questions and then questions about my experience as well. Second was Technical, (view the study guide of this website).  Flight from Falcon Field to Van Nuys. Asked questions.  Full brief on both plates. Gave me an ATIS for VNY as well. Then asked why Wheels Up and how I would succeed in training. Third interview was Chief Pilot and super brief and quick. Very nice gentlemen. Had a bunch of...

Jul 31, 2026
HR strictly interview asking questions about myself and my experience dealing with customer service. Everything was really laidback and chill. No technical questions were asked for this interview part. Aysha gave me presentation on company and explained any questions I may have. She made sure everything was calm and relax. The whole process seemed more similar to a casual conversation than an interview. There was not much preparation I could see being done besides being ready for tell me...

Jul 28, 2026
I met with Luis on Teams for my technical interview about a month after my initial pre-screening video chat with Johnny. He was very calm and easygoing. He gave me the scenario of flying and asked me how I would go about flight planning. I went through the PAVE acronym and all nested acronyms within. He asked about required inspections/documents, and a few things about multi-engine ops. He gave me my CRAFT clearance, and had me brief a takeoff, departure, arrival, and approach from his...

Jul 16, 2026
Started off by reading a METAR and TAF. Showed a METAR and an approach plate. Asked if we could still shoot the approach.  After that it was a simulated flight from FFZ-VNY and more questions were asked. (view the study guide of this...

Jul 13, 2026
This was a three stage interview process. First was HR questions asking times TMAAT and any check ride failures. Second part was a in depth technical heavy on instrument and multi engine operations as if you were planning a flight and flying it start to finish. Less direct type questions and more wanting to see your thought process. Most questions are in study guide. Third part was mostly a formality 15 min get to know you and answer any questions you might...

Jul 13, 2026
Interview went well. 3 step process. The interviewer was very nice. Know your multiengine and instrument procedures...

Jun 29, 2026
Interview overall was really great! They did a good job at keeping it calming and not nerve wrecking. Took about an hour. Most of what I was asked was on the guide. Also be prepared to write things down like METARS and clearances. Covered IFR procedures heavily. A little bit over regulations and primarily being 91 regulations. Briefed a departure, arrival,...

Jun 05, 2026
Wheels Up has a three step interview process. First is HR, second is technical, third is chief pilot panel. The HR interview is your standard STAR questions, failures, and personality questions. Technical was set up as if you were planning a flight then executing it. Went over a departure/arrival and an instrument approach using Jepp charts. Basic wx/mx questions. The chief pilot panel was a 15 minute conversation about yourself, the company, and what to expect. This whole process took about...

Jun 04, 2026
I was asked many technical questions (view the study guide of this website)....

May 19, 2026
I interviewed with Aysha on May 19,  I happened to call Aysha ahead of my scheduled interview day, just to get some background information on Wheels Up she was more than willing to share any and all information during this call. Since I spoke with her previously by phone, my initial interview turned into both an HR and technical interview in one. She initially asked about my flying background and why Wheels Up type of questions. She then explained some of the benefits provided to Wheels...