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justinb306 01-08-2006 12:44 PM

AWAC Interviews
 
Anyone have any tips on an Air Wisconsin interview that would be helpful?

fosters 01-09-2006 08:19 AM


Originally Posted by justinb306
Anyone have any tips on an Air Wisconsin interview that would be helpful?

Yes. Go here - www.aviationinterviews.com.

They are spot on.

Jonesthepilot 01-09-2006 08:22 AM

anyone read the tiem soem of the guys had for the AWAC interviews that got hired, almost seemed that they were turning higher time guys away

STILL GROUNDED 01-09-2006 08:27 AM


Originally Posted by Jonesthepilot
anyone read the tiem soem of the guys had for the AWAC interviews that got hired, almost seemed that they were turning higher time guys away

Seems to be the trend, why hire a guy who is going to leave for the next "big" thing because he already has 3500 hours. They want you green its much easier to train you once then to retrain someone elses habits out of you. Chances are you'll stay your five years and then move on. They don't want to be paying those 7-10 year capt wages either.

fosters 01-11-2006 06:18 AM


Originally Posted by Jonesthepilot
anyone read the tiem soem of the guys had for the AWAC interviews that got hired, almost seemed that they were turning higher time guys away

My class had 2 121 guys in it. One from gulfstream, the other colgan. The other people were CFI/135 guys.

Both the 121 guys failed out of training...everyone else made it through no problems. As a side note, both the 121 guys were former PFT'ers. That'll teach 'em!

FLYBOYMATTHEW 01-17-2006 12:16 PM

I interviewed at AWAC recently. How long have others had to wait to hear back if you get the call? I have a friend who interviewed there recently, and he never heard back one way or the other. Needless to say, when he finally called them, he didn't get the job.

BeaglePilot 01-18-2006 05:09 PM


Originally Posted by STILL GROUNDED
Seems to be the trend, why hire a guy who is going to leave for the next "big" thing because he already has 3500 hours. They want you green its much easier to train you once then to retrain someone elses habits out of you. Chances are you'll stay your five years and then move on. They don't want to be paying those 7-10 year capt wages either.

So does that mean I'm going to fail out of training when I change equpiment within my company... all because I've developed bad habits while fliying the line???

Sorry.... dont think so:rolleyes:

NEDude 01-21-2006 06:35 AM


anyone read the tiem soem of the guys had for the AWAC interviews that got hired, almost seemed that they were turning higher time guys away

Seems to be the trend, why hire a guy who is going to leave for the next "big" thing because he already has 3500 hours.
I had over 3500 hours of TT and 1700 of 121 turbine PIC, and they hired me. In fact they told us in training that they historically prefer higher time people with 121 experience. Now that there are plenty of Independence and Comair folks available, look for that trend to return to some extent.

FLYBOYMATTHEW 01-28-2006 01:09 PM

I finally got the call this week, and I'll be in the class on Feb. 20th. Anyone else here going to be in that class?

CitationJason 01-28-2006 09:07 PM

Does anybody know whether or not most of their pilots commute?

CJ


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