Interview
08-24-2022 | 10:00 AM
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I don't have any experience with those, but I probably wouldn't bother spending the money unless you think your interview skills need more polish than the average pilot. The interview is very casual and straightforward. A little bit of "tell me about yourself," a few "what would you do" and "tell me about a time" questions and you're done. And then the cog screen, but that is no big deal, and no way to prepare for it anyways. The aviationinterviews website has a good list of the questions you can expect.
Exactly right. Questions you see on airline interviews are very accurate. They treated me nicely.
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08-24-2022 | 12:24 PM
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I heard this also, but I used professional prep anyway since I wasn't blessed with the gift of gab. Confidence going into the interview is helpful, and the first paycheck on the line will cover the cost anyway. Ensuring my escape from a regional definitely felt like a worthwhile investment.
08-24-2022 | 12:28 PM
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I heard this also, but I used professional prep anyway since I wasn't blessed with the gift of gab. Confidence going into the interview is helpful, and the first paycheck on the line will cover the cost anyway. Ensuring my escape from a regional definitely felt like a worthwhile investment.
That’s a good point. Blowing an interview and being stuck in the regionals another 6+ months isn’t worth it. Better to be over prepared and smoke it.
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12-07-2022 | 11:39 AM
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aviationinterviews.com is the best resource for the Sun Country interview. The information is still valid from the last batch that went through about a month ago.
12-07-2022 | 02:54 PM
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01-10-2023 | 11:39 AM
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Any tips for the resume? Are they looking for a generic "applicant information" sheet or are they looking for something with a bit of creativity. I've been told a few of the other airlines have sent out a "template" of a pretty bland resume to follow, wondering what Sun Country's preference was.
01-11-2023 | 06:31 AM
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Your resume is what the panel will use to tailor the questions they ask you. I don’t think you get brownie points for design. Be concise. Flying experience, education, work experience. Definitely include work experience outside of flying.
01-13-2023 | 08:40 AM
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Any tips for the resume? Are they looking for a generic "applicant information" sheet or are they looking for something with a bit of creativity. I've been told a few of the other airlines have sent out a "template" of a pretty bland resume to follow, wondering what Sun Country's preference was.
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