nate25

I have an interview with CAE on the 31 and wanted to see what the face to face is like along with a gouge to their written test. Any help out there?

dhpflyn

What program ?

nate25

It’s the cae Dallas supporting cremember job. SIC sim work. Anyone have any info?

wheatlj2

Just started working at the NJ location about a month ago. Interview is easy. They will probably ask a little about your flying background and some questions about your decision making. Overall, they are just trying to get a feel for you to see if you will be a good person to "fly" with. They don't want bad personalities for their right seaters. You have to be very flexible because you will be working with pilots from around the world on initial training, recurrents, and checkrides. So you;ll have to be patient and willing to learn.

I finished my initial type training a few weeks ago and it was really fun. A whole lot of information for a guy coming from pistons with only 12 multi, but I worked hard and was able to pass what I needed to pass.

In the end, I wouldn't worry about the interview. Just be yourself and be interested and willing to learn and you'll be fine. They have to really not like you or see no potential in you not to hire you. If you want any more info, let me know. I'm happy to help with what I can.

maxconthrust

where do I send in an application for this gig?

200Flyer

www.cae.com

There is usually always an open listing for Supporting Crew Member.

Hatrick78

I have an interview in September and I was wondering when CAE usually schedules the two week training if I was to get hired? Within the same month following the interview or will they allow me to schedule the time off for the training event a month or so after the interview since I will need some time to bid for two weeks off? Thanks.

chees

Hi, I know its been years since your interview but how did it go? Do you have any tips?