Tricky interview questions...
09-05-2007 | 05:12 PM
#121
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Yeah...I'm planning on using that one...If they press for an example I'll tell them something from my student pilot days : like landing with a tailwind or alt. bust while on a x-country as a student...Of course, I learned from those mistakes and strive to be a better pilot everytime I fly...
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09-07-2007 | 06:33 AM
#122
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From: Falcon 2000 Captain, Super King Air 350 Medevac Captain
Restrain him? Isn't that a little overboard for a misdemeanor? What if you are flying in Alaska, where personal use is permitted? Or maybe he has a medical from his doctor saying he can? Or what if he is recieving a BJ from his wife? That is illegal in 26 states... Deal with the the same as if it were a cigarette, I'd say.
09-28-2007 | 10:15 AM
#123
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From: C-17, DAL 737B
Falling into the "older" category, and having been an aircraft commander for quite a while, I got that one at every interview. There are many paths to the destination, and many are equally "correct". I'd make it a point to make sure that I'm not hosed up and misunderstood the situation by asking about it without judgment, as it may be technique, and my Captain has more experience in this type of flying and this aircraft than I do. If that technique is outside of what they taught in the sims, I'd carry the discussion further with the Captain about why we were doing things differently...hopefully we'll figure it out from there.
Communication, and always remember you can always learn.
Communication, and always remember you can always learn.
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10-07-2007 | 10:43 AM
#124
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From: propjob teacher
and i'm all about the cockpit not being a COCKpit.
11-21-2007 | 10:30 PM
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01-14-2008 | 06:50 PM
#127
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From: A320 FO
Here's one - After all the passengers have deplaned and your walking off the aircraft for the night, you see a flight attendant take a bottle of wine with her off of the airplane. What do you do?
Do you confront her or just call her supervisor and report her? I would say something to her that it's against company rules and she should put it back.
Do you confront her or just call her supervisor and report her? I would say something to her that it's against company rules and she should put it back.
01-15-2008 | 12:25 AM
#128
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From: Executive Transport Driver
Here's one - After all the passengers have deplaned and your walking off the aircraft for the night, you see a flight attendant take a bottle of wine with her off of the airplane. What do you do?
Do you confront her or just call her supervisor and report her? I would say something to her that it's against company rules and she should put it back.
Do you confront her or just call her supervisor and report her? I would say something to her that it's against company rules and she should put it back.
01-27-2008 | 11:41 AM
#129
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Has any one had an interview with United recently?
Also, do I really want to work for them as their pay is now one of the lowest in the industry....
What can a first officer expect to make the first year?, the 2nd the 3rd,...
Would ORD be a junior base?,
Do we have any say as th which AC we will be placed on upon hire?. The 777 is the best paying so who gets it as a new hire?
Thanks
Also, do I really want to work for them as their pay is now one of the lowest in the industry....
What can a first officer expect to make the first year?, the 2nd the 3rd,...
Would ORD be a junior base?,
Do we have any say as th which AC we will be placed on upon hire?. The 777 is the best paying so who gets it as a new hire?
Thanks
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