Check docunet. It explains it all in there.

How likely is a military helicopter guy to get an interview and offer? Friend got a 737 job recently at 750 RATP. Has an MTC date. Would they look past the low time or is the military flying and a type rating enough to outweigh that?

The company just started a RTP program. I’d say chances are great.

Great. He did the transition on his own, first interview and job was on 737. Lives in Florida, wants to come here.

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I have submitted the paperwork to the FAA for my complete file but it takes 8-12 weeks. Should I continue with my original interview date or reschedule?

Would hate to reschedule with the thought of having to delay getting my name on the seniority list. Anyone else go through this type of scenario?

I would email and call HR. Print out emails in case they don't respond. Go to interview and explain that as soon as you receive the FAA file you will send / email it to them. (Document when you requested file) You may be able to get an expedited file for some extra $? They can still go over your current logbooks for your hours. I think that would show initiative and that you're trying your best. My 2 cents. Goodluck. Also when you do get the file, make copies for future interviews.

Much appreciated! Thinking I will still go and just be completely honest with them about the situation.

If you have access to your last 8710 I’d bring it. It is at least an FAA accepted account of your times. May or may not help. Not really sure what they are looking for.

Anyone use this? Is it accurate?

https://books.apple.com/us/book/a320...s/id1574380628

This is pretty cool actually.