jetBlue March 11 Interview
03-18-2014 | 07:48 AM
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Strangely enough I can't say for sure. I waited in the lobby for so long before I went upstairs, most folks in my time slot had moved on. I was mostly with guys and gals that had slots 1-2 hours after mine. Apparently showing up 10 minutes before my schuduled report time was late.
It didn't come up once I got upstairs though, but I was getting concerned when I was still sitting in the lobby 40 minutes after I checked in.
Anyway, I'd guess there were 5-7 in my slot.
It didn't come up once I got upstairs though, but I was getting concerned when I was still sitting in the lobby 40 minutes after I checked in.
Anyway, I'd guess there were 5-7 in my slot.
So, in the Phase II they note that it's still highly competitive. I wonder what percent of Phase II actually get offered a class. Any thoughts out there?
03-18-2014 | 07:52 AM
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03-18-2014 | 08:25 AM
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03-18-2014 | 08:37 AM
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Mostly stuff that pops up in the background check. You won't get a "Congrats you passed Phase II" email until you're almost done with training.
03-18-2014 | 08:51 AM
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I have to imagine that they check the major show stoppers like criminal, credit, FAA Pria etc that are readily accessible and then leave other non-showstoppers for later?
03-18-2014 | 09:23 AM
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So they make you an offer before they even finish the background check? They must be really backed up if they're taking that risk that they invest a ton of money into someone to find out they had a DWI or something.
I have to imagine that they check the major show stoppers like criminal, credit, FAA Pria etc that are readily accessible and then leave other non-showstoppers for later?
I have to imagine that they check the major show stoppers like criminal, credit, FAA Pria etc that are readily accessible and then leave other non-showstoppers for later?
03-19-2014 | 06:31 AM
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Your background check is completed before you are given a class date, but Phase II isn't officially over until some point later in training. I don't know for sure, but am guessing they keep you in Phase II until the successful completion of training just in case you don't make it through the ground/simulator training course.
03-20-2014 | 03:20 AM
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Don't stress the "congratulations, you've passed Phase II" letter. The only important messages post-interview:
- Congratulations on entering Phase II
- Here's your class date
- Study this before your SPV
- PVC bidding guide
- Welcome to ALPA
I started training in mid-2011 and still haven't received my Phase II completion email.
- Congratulations on entering Phase II
- Here's your class date
- Study this before your SPV
- PVC bidding guide
- Welcome to ALPA
I started training in mid-2011 and still haven't received my Phase II completion email.
03-20-2014 | 03:34 AM
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Don't stress the "congratulations, you've passed Phase II" letter. The only important messages post-interview:
- Congratulations on entering Phase II
- Here's your class date
- Study this before your SPV
- PVC bidding guide
- Welcome to ALPA
I started training in mid-2011 and still haven't received my Phase II completion email.
- Congratulations on entering Phase II
- Here's your class date
- Study this before your SPV
- PVC bidding guide
- Welcome to ALPA
I started training in mid-2011 and still haven't received my Phase II completion email.
03-20-2014 | 08:52 AM
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Hey all.
probably a dumb question but I am kinda new to online airline applications.
On the Jetblue online application it asks for "other documents" to be attached at the bottom. Is this for the license copy/medical/certificates etc or is this done at a later date?
Regards
probably a dumb question but I am kinda new to online airline applications.
On the Jetblue online application it asks for "other documents" to be attached at the bottom. Is this for the license copy/medical/certificates etc or is this done at a later date?
Regards
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