PSA Interview Gouge
01-08-2017, 01:51 PM
#11
Roll’n Thunder
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Originally Posted by PSA help
I know of several people in the last few months that have interviewed and were not hired. It is actually not that easy. We are getting lots of applications and we are being selective.
At this point, with the hiring that is going on at the majors, any decent pilot should be able to get hired outside of the flow at a decent major in just a few years. Flowing to the lowest paid major with the worst management (AAL) should not be anyone's first choice right now. Flow is a nice backup plan, but that should not be the reason to choose an airline. Look at quality of life and bases.
At this point, with the hiring that is going on at the majors, any decent pilot should be able to get hired outside of the flow at a decent major in just a few years. Flowing to the lowest paid major with the worst management (AAL) should not be anyone's first choice right now. Flow is a nice backup plan, but that should not be the reason to choose an airline. Look at quality of life and bases.
01-17-2017, 02:57 PM
#16
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Joined APC: Sep 2016
Posts: 755
Originally Posted by Ronjo
Did PSA involuntarily move pilots from CLT to DCA?
A friend that is a CLT CA and lives south of Baltimore is planning on moving to DCA base on the next bid. He just wanted to make sure it didn't end up going super senior for some reason.
Being a street captain is often not a good thing. You are junior on the CA list for a LONG time. Our DEC's that were hired in 2015 will likely not be a line holder as a CA for another 18 months.
01-18-2017, 11:38 AM
#18
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I had someone from this site that I referred interview and get the job with PSA yesterday. We talked today, and he said that one of the problems in studying for the interview was that he had a hard time finding jepp plates to study, especially from CLT. I had emailed him some of the plates.
After talking to him today, I thought I would share some of the plates that seem to be used for PSA interviews for people to study. His advice was to study and know every symbol (the interviewer will ask just about anything, even the little obscure ones to know how deep your knowledge goes), ask you about takeoff and landing minimums, how to fly an arrival and how to fly an approach (including the missed).
After talking to him today, I thought I would share some of the plates that seem to be used for PSA interviews for people to study. His advice was to study and know every symbol (the interviewer will ask just about anything, even the little obscure ones to know how deep your knowledge goes), ask you about takeoff and landing minimums, how to fly an arrival and how to fly an approach (including the missed).
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