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Originally Posted by APCP (Post 3333652)

Recommend keeping it updated with additional flight time, new medical date, or changes in address/phone # etc. But they are adamant about not making changes w/in 2 days (business days I believe).

Not sure if they used to send out this email but it now advises to ensure it’s up to date before you go but to not make any changes 2 days prior. Also, that the original you submitted and the one they’ll print will be reviewed against each other and there should be no major changes.

Hey all, I have an interview coming up and completely forgot about a speeding ticket a few years back! Application reflects this as of now, could this be an issue on the big day? Thanks in advance y’all!

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Originally Posted by gloopy (Post 3337363)

What does "very little systems automation" mean?

Crew van legend and lore is that the 73 has some mind blowing overhead panel but that's simply false. The bleed panel takes a little thought til you get used to it. Other than that it's garden variety. It doesn't draw little systems lines on the screen showing what's powered etc, but you easily see what checklist you need to look up. Its an absolute non event. Its highly capable and has features that few other planes have for SA. Its a bit pitchy on final but not too bad. The only legitimate complaint is its a bit cramped and the seat track usually only allows a slight recline or a slight move back. Its also on the noisy side, but it seems like we've finally, FINALLY, killed the masochist culture of one ear on one ear off yelling at eachother.

Have types in both. The 737 is more work but if you aren't a moron it's easy. Hardest part will be to avoid straining/inuring your neck while you work the overhead panel.

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Originally Posted by BE36FO (Post 3339913)

It could be.

Be prepared to explain why you left it off and how you suddenly remembered about it.

Just be honest and fess up.

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Originally Posted by Wolf424 (Post 3339926)

It could be.

Be prepared to explain why you left it off and how you suddenly remembered about it.

Just be honest and fess up.

agreed, disclose it and be prepared To discuss why

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Originally Posted by BE36FO (Post 3339913)

Happened to me, never came up in the interview

Just got the invite to Indoc Jan 18. Interviewed on Dec 1, background check took around 2 1/2 weeks.

What is the current upgrade time at Delta for the Airbus?

What are the Junior domiciles? Had a couple coworkers go to Delta just curious how things are over there.

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Originally Posted by Skycap876 (Post 3340127)

What is the current upgrade time at Delta for the Airbus?

What are the Junior domiciles? Had a couple coworkers go to Delta just curious how things are over there.

This is the thread about the new hiring process.

Please go check out the Latest and Greatest Thread, and the 2022 AE thread....things like upgrade times have been discussed there.

Any insight or advice would be appreciated - CJO received a couple months back, the background check took a really long time after persistent communication. I got an email last week saying PRIA background has cleared and would be contacted with a class date soon. Anyone know how long that will take?

Seems this process is quite a bit longer than most, I believe I was a forgotten case with regards to the background company. I’ve emailed talent team and only response from last week was still finalizing details.