American interviews and class dates
#5582
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There are so many things that could factor in but I can tell you that your are not alone. Two years or more wait is actually very common, even among the military applicants. Have you gone to a interview prep company yet? They are worth their price for the insight they provide. They track who gets called and hired and who does not. They know what works and what could get your app rejected.
Whatever you do, don’t give up. Consistent and regular updates to your app is heavily weighted at all of the big 3. Take half an hour each week and update your times.
AA recruitment claims to have 17,000 apps on file, 9,000 they consider competitive. At 30 - 45 OTS new hires per month, it takes a while to be one who gets there number called out of 9,000 eager applicants.
#5584
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Recruiting has said the number still updating their applications has dropped to 5,000.
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Don’t forget they all are ramping up hiring as well. And we have not even hit the peak hiring years, about 2020. Those peak hiring years are going to be sustained for quite a while.
The RJs are going to look like a bargain basement sales table after the rush, in the not too distant future. (I am not called RJ pilots bargain basement, I have great respect for them. Just the RJ industry will look decimated and what we see today will change significantly.)
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#5590
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It's usually not released until within about a week of the class start. The coordinators (who'll you'll email to coordinate indoc) will provide it upon request when it's available.
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