American interviews and class dates
#4851
Gets Weekends Off
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From: E190 FO
You only get Per Diem on the days you work. If you fly home on weekends during training to don't get per diem. If you stay over the weekends don't quote me but I don't think you get it either. I flew home every weekend.
#4853
Hey guys - Wondering if anyone recently interviewed/hired has any insight they'd like to share.
1) Is AA big on the jet PIC thing?
2) Are they putting a lot of weight on the college GPA?
3) As always, the airlines certainly prefer military (eps. DAL). What's the breakdown of mil/civilian hired?
4) How long did it take to hear anything after you applied?
5) Are internal Recs helping?
Really appreciate the help.
1) Is AA big on the jet PIC thing?
2) Are they putting a lot of weight on the college GPA?
3) As always, the airlines certainly prefer military (eps. DAL). What's the breakdown of mil/civilian hired?
4) How long did it take to hear anything after you applied?
5) Are internal Recs helping?
Really appreciate the help.
#4854
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3) As always, the airlines certainly prefer military (eps. DAL). What's the breakdown of mil/civilian hired?
4) How long did it take to hear anything after you applied?
5) Are internal Recs helping?
#4855
I don't think you'll get a totally accurate answer on this unless you talk to somebody on the hiring board. More PIC is better, jet PIC is probably better than turboprop PIC, I don't think college GPA is a huge deal, but maybe more of a tie-breaker for somebody who's close.
If you go back this thread you'll see stats, but the hiring favors military. In my interview class of about 20 last year, all but two or three were current or former military. The class behind me was about the same.
This is picking up now that hiring is picking up. Last year I started to lose hope after seven months with no response, but found out that a lot of folks in my interview group waited more than a year before they were called. Now that hiring his picked up, I have two buds who were called for a video interview within a month or two of submitting their applications.
These aren't reviewed until you interview. Word is they're basically used as a tie-breaker.
If you go back this thread you'll see stats, but the hiring favors military. In my interview class of about 20 last year, all but two or three were current or former military. The class behind me was about the same.
This is picking up now that hiring is picking up. Last year I started to lose hope after seven months with no response, but found out that a lot of folks in my interview group waited more than a year before they were called. Now that hiring his picked up, I have two buds who were called for a video interview within a month or two of submitting their applications.
These aren't reviewed until you interview. Word is they're basically used as a tie-breaker.
#4857
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Joined: Jan 2016
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From: Who cares?
Any idea what last class breakdown was for equipment and base?
I am thinking 737 is the fastest way to ORD. Who knows with the SLI ...
Recent video invitee here and VERY excited!
I am thinking 737 is the fastest way to ORD. Who knows with the SLI ...
Recent video invitee here and VERY excited!
Last edited by iPilot6; 10-04-2016 at 09:43 AM.
#4858
Child of the Magenta
Joined: Jan 2016
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From: 737
737 is really your only ticket to ORD. Unless they bring 320s here, which they could. The S80 has dwindled to like 25 co-pilots. Good luck.
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