AviationInterviews.com gives a pretty good gouge on the technical test. I studied the ATP written minus any questions that referred to a graph or required calculation. I felt pretty confident during the test. Starting orientation tomorrow....

When did you go through the interview process? Was it since they changed the written test?

I am currently subscribed to aviationinterviews.com but just wanted to know how up-to-date the info was since they updated the written portion

09-02-2015 | 03:26 PM

#8034

JetDoc

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Piper81

I too am planning to submit my app/interview in about a month. Just like the other two guys, I would much appreciate any of the new information regarding the interview process. thanks!

No more cog test, no more personality test. 50 question ( I believe) multiple choice job knowledge test. Not sure if the questions are the same as the previous question bank or not but I imagine they would be similar. When offered an interview they used to send you a study guide. I don't know if they still do that. Aviationinterviews.com had a pretty good gouge ,just ignore the cog and personality stuff. The test is waived if you show up from Republic or Shuttle America with a 170/190 type rating.

09-02-2015 | 03:30 PM

#8035

TheBroon

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Originally Posted by JetDoc

Just checking - is it multiple choice? I had heard that it was a pen/paper exam now, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's no longer multiple choice. I just had in my mind that it was a written answer test (sentences/paragraphs). At least with multiple choice, the answer is definitely one of the options. With a written test as I thought, if you don't know the answer, you're hooped!

09-02-2015 | 03:50 PM

#8036

jvr553

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Originally Posted by TheBroon

It's still multiple choice. Questions are similar to the gouges but not word for word, just the same concepts.

09-02-2015 | 03:55 PM

#8037

TheBroon

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Originally Posted by jvr553

It's still multiple choice. Questions are similar to the gouges but not word for word, just the same concepts.

Awesome - thanks. That's at least some relief. I was worried it would be essay-type questions!

09-02-2015 | 05:10 PM

#8038

LibertyPilot

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From: 737 FO

this is correct

09-02-2015 | 06:17 PM

#8039

tunes

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Originally Posted by grkero

Do you trust him to put up Christmas lights on your house?

yes, yes i do

09-02-2015 | 07:27 PM

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Piper81

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jvr553

It's still multiple choice. Questions are similar to the gouges but not word for word, just the same concepts.

Thanks! Did most of you pay the small fee to be able to view all of the study guide questions on aviationinterviews.com?

I've been prepping by reading Everything Explained for the Aviation Pilot and The Turbine Pilots Flight Manual as recommended by a few
of you. Looks like the $25 for full access to the site might be worth it.

I'm a CFI with 1400hrs in piston aircraft and am looking for all the options to be best prepared.