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DWC CAP10 USAF 06-05-2023 03:11 PM


Originally Posted by Nobody Special (Post 3646222)
Good question. Thanks for the reply! The only blip is that I failed my last T-38 checkride all the way back in 2000, re-accomplished it very next day w/ zero downgrades and UPT complete. Nothing for the last 23 years. The only thing I can think of is that I initially filled out the app on airline apps a few years ago, but dropped it because I had an immediate job offer, and seeing that the majors (pre-COVID) were not to keen on somebody having not flown the last 2 years, I went another direction for currency and recency. Maybe because I stopped the app and quit updating until recently that my app was sent into some purgatory folder never to see the light of day. I've asked numerous companies and smart folks about that one UPT checkride failure ages ago and overwhelmingly they said it "should" not be a factor at all. Who knows.

I busted 2 x T-38 phase checks…been flying for Big D since 2016, so I highly doubt that’s holding you up.

Spdbrd 06-05-2023 04:50 PM


Originally Posted by PapaJaime (Post 3646623)
I think I saw the Hilton mentioned somewhere in here, that being said is it the the best to stay at for the interview? The Renaissance is about $50 cheaper. Looks like they’re both walkable, opinions welcomed…

The Renaissance has a dedicated shuttle that will take you to the main entrance of Delta HQ.

Spdbrd 06-05-2023 04:55 PM


Originally Posted by BleedSwap (Post 3646349)
Is DL denying people over the MMPI or is it being used like the hogan at UA where it’s just a part of the entire picture/decision?

The MMPI is taken as part of the in-person interview process. If you are offered a CJO you’ll be scheduled to chat with a psychiatrist later in the day and your MMPI results will be evaluated as part of that.

BleedSwap 06-05-2023 05:26 PM


Originally Posted by Spdbrd (Post 3646819)
The MMPI is taken as part of the in-person interview process. If you are offered a CJO you’ll be scheduled to chat with a psychiatrist later in the day and your MMPI results will be evaluated as part of that.

Thanks for the into! What is the psych interview like, or is it like the MMPI where you shouldn’t give it any thought ahead of time and just be honest?

JetPilotDaddy 06-05-2023 05:43 PM


Originally Posted by BleedSwap (Post 3646831)
Thanks for the into! What is the psych interview like, or is it like the MMPI where you shouldn’t give it any thought ahead of time and just be honest?

It is still part of the interview process even post CJO. Questions I had were around family, school, upbringing, but I've heard some people get asked about their drinking habits. They also review your MMPI to ask about pressure points revealed from that. Mine centered around worst experience in aviation I witnessed and scariest non-aviation experience and how did I processed it. Start to end as 15 minutes. Some people in my group went longer.

rickair7777 06-05-2023 09:02 PM


Originally Posted by DieselMan (Post 3646637)
For those of you that were prior enlisted, did you bring originals and copies of all evals? I've made all the copies, but it would be a thick stack to have doubles of it all.

I'd say bring pretty much anything you have, in case they ask.

But I doubt they care about enlisted evals if you got a commission later... safe to assume you weren't an NJP frequent flyer.

Kangoala 06-06-2023 04:09 AM


Originally Posted by PapaJaime (Post 3646623)
I think I saw the Hilton mentioned somewhere in here, that being said is it the the best to stay at for the interview? The Renaissance is about $50 cheaper. Looks like they’re both walkable, opinions welcomed…

Wherever you choose to stay, make sure it’s somewhere that’s easily walkable to HQ. I made the mistake of staying at the Fairfield which is walkable but much further. Was waiting for the shuttle that ran late and ended up having to hoof it over there and barely made it on time. Punctuality is very important for the interview. My advice is to pay a bit extra for the Hilton or one of the adjacent hotels. Not worth saving a few bucks if it potentially means arriving late.

gingboots 06-07-2023 07:36 AM

So how does it go if you’re unlucky on interview day and don’t get it? If you did the panel interview first… do they even send you to the MMPI? And when do they pull you out to give you the bad news?

ketchup 06-07-2023 08:02 AM


Originally Posted by gingboots (Post 3647428)
So how does it go if you’re unlucky on interview day and don’t get it? If you did the panel interview first… do they even send you to the MMPI? And when do they pull you out to give you the bad news?

My interview was broken into 3 groups. Group 2 took the MMPI while group 1 took the panel interview and group 3 waited. Then after a short break group 2 took the panel and I believe groups 1 and 3 took the MMPI. After lunch all of groups 1 & 2 knew if they had the CJO, while group 3 did the panel interview.

Nowo11 06-07-2023 02:19 PM

Does anyone know if I can apply without an Airman Certificate number?

I'll explain! I just converted my Canadian ATPL and received a temporary Airman Certificate but I will not have the Airman Certificate number until they send me the card in the mail (2-3 months). I do meet all the other hiring requirements.

Should I just wait to apply? Thanks!


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