Are electronic printouts required? I didn’t see that in the email and I really don’t have time to do that before hand due to my insane flying schedule right up to my interview date.

also are you guys getting one or two nights? I’m booked at the Hilton and hoping they will give me a late checkout.

Just received the "fix it" email today. Fixed the issue they addressed and updated. Hoping I won't wait long in-between. I suppose the fix it email is a good sign.

They want your original logbooks. For me that was my green military flight record folder. They didn’t ask me about it in my interview.

I stayed at the Hilton, it was great. I left my bag with the front desk, they lock it away and give you a claim ticket for it. There’s a bathroom to change downstairs. I was done with everything by about 2:30 or so and was able to switch to an earlier flight. The FO, Captain, and HR rep that interviewed me were awesome, very nice and genuinely made me feel like they wanted me to do well. I was honestly impressed.

I booked my stay for one night. I was planning on checking out before walking over and just asking if I could leave my bag with reception. Not sure if this is the preferred method or not.

Does NO electronics mean no smart watch too? I have a Garmin watch, so w/o the phone it is just a digital display.

I wouldn’t risk it. Not worth it.

log books were fine in 2018. Doubt it’s changed.
The day before my interview I walked from the hotel to the gate and talked to the security guards to make sure I knew where I needed to be.

They have a room dedicated to holding luggage and bags. They assume most applicants will be going straight to the terminal from the interview.

They are very serious about no smart devices for the entire interview process.

I brought my logbooks and a printed out summary sheet (1 page). that seemed to work if you have time to print a page and put it in a page protector, if not I don’t think it will matter.

Yeah man, no electronics. If t has electronics- no. If you have a pacemaker take it out and leave at the room.