How far out have people been getting calls with respect to the availability date? Has anyone gotten any invites before the date or is it usually after?

Fix it letter about 4 weeks ago
Invite today
Interview first week of June

USN Fitreps
 

So I just got invited in for a Delta interview but will have to solve a vexing paperwork problem before then. I was in the USN/USNR (non-aviation) from 2008 to 2016 and it looks like in accordance with the military section of the document checklist I will have to provide a complete set of my fitreps when I get to the interview. My problem is that do not have all of my fitreps on hand. I have some of them, maybe 5-6, but not the full set. Will this be a major problem?

It’s my fault that I did not do more back in 2016 to diligently corral all my fitreps before bailing out and I am now kicking myself. But in my defense, I’ve never encountered a civilian job before that demanded to see them and it was not part of the Navy’s outprocessing checklist to corral all your fitreps in the same way it definitely was to get the applicable copies of your DD-214s and medical file for VA use. I’m good-to-go with those.

I will certainly send in a request for my OMPF to BUPERS-313 right away and hopefully will get it back in time for my early June interview, but in the event that I don’t, any recommendations? Thanks.

Sweet. Thanks for the intel. When was your availability set?

Anyone get a class date recently? When did you interview if so?

No prob, I just put "2 weeks notice"

Anyone else get invites from WAI?

Haven’t seen many recent posts on what kind of time people are being hired with. Is 1000 turbine still what seems to be the door swinger?

1600 TT
600 turbine
Fresh A220 type
internal rec

Second interview
 

Had to quote something to post.

Recently interviewed. Prior 121 time. CL-65 and B737 type rating. Interviewed but didn’t get a CJO. Was told to keep updating hours and don’t have to submit a new application. Minimum of 3 months before opportunity to reinterview. Is this a good sign, or a regular TBNT?

not a bad sign, I know a few that have gone through the interview process twice and got it the second time around. make sure to use those 3 months to add to your resume something other than just flying though like volunteering or CA upgrade if that's possible where you're currently at.