We do offer interview prep specific for each airline. For Delta, we have great gouge regarding the cog test.

Thanks F2TH, I am really excited about this whole thing.
I have a degree in Aerospace Engineering.
8000 hours total, 4500 Jet time.
1200 hours on the 777.
Of course we can PM;-)

Delta hiring!
 

Anyone with an interview date of next wed and thurs pm me if interested in putting together a last minute study session

I went with Aerocrew solutions and got hired. I would totally recommend Aerocrew.

I would recommend Emerald Coast for interview prep as well. I did not have time to travel to a seminar, so I did the audio prep and a mock phone interview. Best money I spent getting ready...

I recommend emerald coast interview. they have a group sessions. Its kinda interesting to see other guys in the hot chair. it was very helpful from many aspects. I shall get the interview yet...

I used Emerald Coast. Couldn't make an in person seminar so I did it online. I felt it well worth the money and it really helped me polish my introduction. They also provided excellent study guides for Delta's exams. For the cog test, go to lumosity.com and do those exercises. Some of those are identical to what you will see there.

+1 ECIC...once a customer ALWAYS a customer. If you ever need follow-on support, they will help you out.

I actually got to give the last 2/3rds (about 3-4 minutes) of my intro that ECIC helped me put together...HR said tell me about your career starting after HS. The rest of the 1+20 minute interview was me answering a littany of questions none of which caught me off guard. Had stories ready for all of them. My favorite was would you ever take the jet as an FO.

FWIW…I used Emerald Coast and was very pleased with their program. I like the fact that you pay one time and you are a client for life. I've also heard from others that Aero Crew is a good prep company as well, but I don't personally know much more than that. Either way you decide, I think prep is a must! Considering the long term benefits (20-30 years of pay at a major), the cost is a drop in a bucket…I looked at it as an investment.