its not the "ONLY" way, but its definitely a good way

14 got CJO

Source: RST

14/16 got CJOs on Tuesday, with another 16 interviewing on Wednesday, and another big group set up for Thursday.

Looking at 10/7 or 10/21 class for people given the nod this week.

I don't know the numbers, but for the 10/7 we have this to pick from -

NYC B737B
NYC A220B
NYC B717B
NYC A320B
ATL MD88B

The only face to face would be if you are lucky enough to grab a spot at their next career expo on the Delta campus...when the next one is, I do not know.

As others have mentioned getting a Delta pilot to submit an internal Rec (which is different than the one attached to airline apps) will guarantee your app gets pulled and scored within 30 days, but then the timeline gets cloudy...some folks have internals submitted and get invited for interview a month of two later...others wait years. Some never get invited...pilot hiring works in mysterious ways.

Good luck!

It appears you are in the 10/7 class...congrats!

When was your CJO if you don’t mind me asking....trying to pass along potential timeline to some friends.

Thanks! Interview was 9/10

One of the things that cannot be emphasized enough is that you really need to make sure that your application is flawless (from an admin standpoint). The reason is that manual scoring by a person means that as they look at a ton of applications, if they have 6-9 applications that are all approximately equal from a numbers standpoint, but you have minor errors (changes in address format in your address history, overlaps in work history, or other minor queep), then that application doesn’t make the cut and gets set aside for a year before it can be scored again.

Anyone know the latest average TT for new hires? Sitting on 3500TT (2000 PIC Q400/CRJ) while working in Canada and would like to make my way back. Thanks!

Soooo....you're really sitting on 2,650TT (US) (1,515 PIC Q400/CRJ (US)). 😁

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