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Old 02-12-2019 | 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by flydiamond
The delta guaranteed interview success rate is 50%...
Great. That's 22 more then in addition to the 12 going next month and normal attrition.
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Old 02-12-2019 | 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by flydiamond
The delta guaranteed interview success rate is 50%...

I was told my chances to branch Army Aviation were below 50%(because I had glasses) I was told my chances of having 20/20 after surgery were low because of the amount of prescription. I did branch Army Aviation and got 20/15 after surgery. When you want something it can be possible, just have to stay positive. 50% maybe the DGI rate but at least they give you a try, and from my point of view I would give 110%+ the day of the interview, I would fight for it cause I really want it. Again that is my point of view, no offense to any one.
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Old 02-12-2019 | 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Hawk739
I was told my chances to branch Army Aviation were below 50%(because I had glasses) I was told my chances of having 20/20 after surgery were low because of the amount of prescription. I did branch Army Aviation and got 20/15 after surgery. When you want something it can be possible, just have to stay positive. 50% maybe the DGI rate but at least they give you a try, and from my point of view I would give 110%+ the day of the interview, I would fight for it cause I really want it. Again that is my point of view, no offense to any one.
This is the best attitude of anyone here. Before anyone here tells you where to shove your dream and what not, the DGI is rigged, a failure etc etc. Keep your head up, study hard and you do you. Don’t mind all this hoopla
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Old 02-12-2019 | 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by 172skychicken
There are 12 pilots going to Delta in March, 11 of whom are Captains. There are 22 interviews scheduled in March, all Captains, with 22 more waiting to be scheduled. Again, all captains. This all in addition to normal attrition. But why let facts get in the way.
Because the following month it appears there will be no movement to delta as there currently shows no interviews but there shows interviews the following month.... I'm more impressed with the 7 captains that all quit the same day for the same class at United and others I've heard of going to Jet Blue and Southwest.
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Old 02-13-2019 | 05:27 AM
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Originally Posted by prex8390
This is the best attitude of anyone here. Before anyone here tells you where to shove your dream and what not, the DGI is rigged, a failure etc etc. Keep your head up, study hard and you do you. Don’t mind all this hoopla
Thanks! Work hard play hard right!? And I hope every prospective candidate that goes through the DGI has success rate!
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Old 02-13-2019 | 06:04 AM
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Because the following month it appears there will be no movement to delta as there currently shows no interviews but there shows interviews the following month.... I'm more impressed with the 7 captains that all quit the same day for the same class at United and others I've heard of going to Jet Blue and Southwest.
Werent all captains
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Old 02-13-2019 | 06:06 AM
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Originally Posted by bronc
Werent all captains
Even better then. Glad to see guys aren't just sitting around waiting for the DGI instead of having apps out to other options.
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Old 02-13-2019 | 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Hawk739
I was told my chances to branch Army Aviation were below 50%(because I had glasses) I was told my chances of having 20/20 after surgery were low because of the amount of prescription. I did branch Army Aviation and got 20/15 after surgery. When you want something it can be possible, just have to stay positive. 50% maybe the DGI rate but at least they give you a try, and from my point of view I would give 110%+ the day of the interview, I would fight for it cause I really want it. Again that is my point of view, no offense to any one.
I can guarantee you one thing about the DGI. If you go into the interview with the BS victim mentality that seems to breed both here and in the facebook group, you will not be successful. Attitude is a huge factor in whether you are successful or not. It's a shame so many seem to get caught up in all the nonsense.
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Old 02-13-2019 | 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Avroman
Because the following month it appears there will be no movement to delta as there currently shows no interviews but there shows interviews the following month.... I'm more impressed with the 7 captains that all quit the same day for the same class at United and others I've heard of going to Jet Blue and Southwest.
Classes are assigned 5 weeks out. There will be April classes whether they interview or not.
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Old 02-13-2019 | 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by 172skychicken
I can guarantee you one thing about the DGI. If you go into the interview with the BS victim mentality that seems to breed both here and in the facebook group, you will not be successful. Attitude is a huge factor in whether you are successful or not. It's a shame so many seem to get caught up in all the nonsense.

Agree, attitude is huge towards everything. So how DGI works? Once I get to CA and serve 18 months, I’ll be schedule for an interview? Or is there any other requirement that is not listed at the moment? Also upon successful completion of the interview I’ll get a class date quick or I’ll be placed in a waiting list?
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