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I have interviews at Skywest and ASA coming up. I noticed that both companies do not require you to bring a driving record or your college transcripts. Does it look bad if you bring these documents? I just want to make sure I am reading their information correctly. It seems a bit strange to me.

Thanks for the help!

I just interviewed @ ASA, and he asked for my transcripts. They don't care about the individual state driving records like Eagle does because they order the National Driving Record anyway. Either way, you can always bring more paperwork than they ask for a produce it if they ask for it... The people @ ASA are awesome and the interview process was great. Good luck!

certified colloge transcripts for ASA/XJT, its on the checklist.

How long after applying did you hear back, and if you don't mind my asking what were your times?

Did you go to college to get your edumication? Hehe :rolleyes:

Definitely college transcripts. Like someone else mentioned, it's on the pre-interview checklist. I also added a copy of my degree just for additional info, doesn't hurt.

I heard from them within a few days of applying on AirlineApps. I got hired with 1900 TT and 540 multi and no logged turbine time. I actually have low times considering I have worked in flight school management for most of the last decade!

It was about 4 months before I heard anything after applying on Airline Apps. 2100 total and 700 multi with Part 135 Experience.

Airlines are really hung up on driver records/DUI, hence the NDR request. I handed the HR lady the notarized form, and my clean NDR record yesterday, she seemed impressed.

Hello,

Thanks for the replies. I noticed that on the ASA/Expressjet paperwork, there are pria forms to fill out. On the Skywest application there are none. The Skywest forms are quite short. Anybody know why?

My times are 2200 total and 1800 multi.

Thanks for the help!

Like everything in this industry, I think there is more than just experience and professionalism that gets you the job. Unfortunately, luck and timing have a lot to do with it too!