At the very least you'll want to read as much as you can on aviationinterviews.com and probably even pay the money for full access. Additionally it may be worthwhile to pay for an interview coaching service. I'm not a natural interviewee so I plunked down the change for interview prep and felt really good going into the interview last month. Depending on your personality and ability to spin a yarn you may not need it. I'm currently in phase two waiting for my background checks to clear. "Why JetBlue" is definitely a big question. Know the core value down cold and recite them as often as you can throughout the day. You'll get about 5 or 6 "tell me about a time..." questions so think about those. Use the STAR format when answering questions: Situation, Task, Action, Result.


Good luck!