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10-25-2019 | 10:21 AM
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2 quick questions
1) how long typically between interview and class date? Jetblue is about 7 months and ive heard United is about 5. is it the same for Delta?
2) my understanding is if you get a CJO after day 1 you then do the cog test and psych eval on day 2. do u know if you passed those 2 when you leave Atlanta or do you have to wait some time?
1) how long typically between interview and class date? Jetblue is about 7 months and ive heard United is about 5. is it the same for Delta?
2) my understanding is if you get a CJO after day 1 you then do the cog test and psych eval on day 2. do u know if you passed those 2 when you leave Atlanta or do you have to wait some time?
2: You know immediately with the caveat that if you don't pass day 2 it's still possible to make it through after your case goes through the board.
10-25-2019 | 10:36 AM
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2 quick questions
1) how long typically between interview and class date? Jetblue is about 7 months and ive heard United is about 5. is it the same for Delta?
2) my understanding is if you get a CJO after day 1 you then do the cog test and psych eval on day 2. do u know if you passed those 2 when you leave Atlanta or do you have to wait some time?
1) how long typically between interview and class date? Jetblue is about 7 months and ive heard United is about 5. is it the same for Delta?
2) my understanding is if you get a CJO after day 1 you then do the cog test and psych eval on day 2. do u know if you passed those 2 when you leave Atlanta or do you have to wait some time?
2) Day 1 is HR, plus 3 tests (Cog, Psych, and Job Knowlegde)
I’d get CJO, you do the MMPI and in person shrink interview. Early afternoon day 2 you get an email that tells you that you either a) passed day 2 or b) you have been sent to the review board
10-25-2019 | 06:51 PM
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Remember, the internal only gets your app scored within 30 days. Then, if you score high enough, you are out in the pile “to offer an interview”. That could be a week, could be 6 months.
These days, With hiring supposedly ramping up, I wouldn’t think it would take 6 months, but I wouldn’t bat an eye before 6 weeks absolute minimum. A couple months is a reasonable guess to wait for the call, I would say.
Good luck.
These days, With hiring supposedly ramping up, I wouldn’t think it would take 6 months, but I wouldn’t bat an eye before 6 weeks absolute minimum. A couple months is a reasonable guess to wait for the call, I would say.
Good luck.
10-25-2019 | 09:00 PM
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Remember, the internal only gets your app scored within 30 days. Then, if you score high enough, you are out in the pile “to offer an interview”. That could be a week, could be 6 months.
These days, With hiring supposedly ramping up, I wouldn’t think it would take 6 months, but I wouldn’t bat an eye before 6 weeks absolute minimum. A couple months is a reasonable guess to wait for the call, I would say.
Good luck.
These days, With hiring supposedly ramping up, I wouldn’t think it would take 6 months, but I wouldn’t bat an eye before 6 weeks absolute minimum. A couple months is a reasonable guess to wait for the call, I would say.
Good luck.
10-26-2019 | 06:11 AM
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10-31-2019 | 10:37 AM
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Application Submission
I don't see DAL on the list of target airlines on Airline Apps and the Flight Operations- Pilots Only link on the Delta website indicates "No Jobs Found". Has there been a change to the application process?
10-31-2019 | 12:32 PM
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10-31-2019 | 06:51 PM
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New Hire IQ? Depends. Some folks get a crash pad for the month, some foot the bill for a hotel (some of the VA ave hotels will cut you a deal). Some find a roommate, some go solo. Not sure what the current trend is, but some were getting Miami (and LAS?) sims on certain fleets - those non-ATL hotels were paid for by the company.
There are no shortage of fliers in the training center break room for crash pads, plus a few websites that have offerings. Having a vehicle opens up lots of options.
Indoc is paid hotel by the company, btw.
Best of Luck.
There are no shortage of fliers in the training center break room for crash pads, plus a few websites that have offerings. Having a vehicle opens up lots of options.
Indoc is paid hotel by the company, btw.
Best of Luck.
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