Congrats and good luck.

Thank you! I posted that because some people, myself included, believed that the assessment invites only went out on Mondays which is clearly no longer the case.

1/21 email, still waiting as well. Since started at United which isn’t a bad deal at all, but forever commuter and drive to work for Delta so still hoping.

You would think that airlines would eventually look at the addresses of applicants and give priority to those near that airlines bases, especially their junior bases. I keep hearing about people at one major bailing out after Indoc for the major that lets them avoid a commute. I would guess that getting multiple CJOs at the major level is a sufficiently rare occurrence the HR people haven’t twigged to it yet.

Applied 2/13, Fix-it 2/22, Top Tier 2/23, AON link 2/24, completed AON 2/27, interview invite about 11 hours later. Available dates were 3/7 and then late March and all through April for those wondering.

Great info, thanks!

Top tier 1/21, 2/27 "expect assessment in 24hr", 2/28 invite link, took assessment 3/2 hopefully I passed lol.
I used cut-e to study most of the games. Complex control was unusable to practice on my laptop (165hz screen) as the holes spin impossibly fast. It's a little better at 60hz but still not useable. The real test runs a benchmark before you start and it worked better and was much easier.

1/21 app submitted

1/25 top tier

haven't heard anything since

What kind of total times are you guys applying with? I finally got my app finished and published this week. 2600 TT, 330 TPIC, 1960 Turbine, 3 types and a few extra accomplishments but I'm 135 only and a college dropout. Got bad grades but found my motivation to succeed in aviation once I left school.

What was the availability date that you listed on your application?