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NickC5FE 03-22-2023 05:51 PM

Timeline for a call after applying?
 
Hi all, just curious- what is the typical timeline after submitting an application to hear back for an interview (or not)?

thanks in advance!

Otterbox 03-22-2023 05:55 PM


Originally Posted by NickC5FE (Post 3611826)
Hi all, just curious- what is the typical timeline after submitting an application to hear back for an interview (or not)?

thanks in advance!

6 hours- 6 years+? Could be never. Really is gonna depend on your background. If you’re not contacted soon after, meet the pilot recruitment team at a job fair.

^This applies for all majors.

dang 03-22-2023 06:51 PM

You never know I had my stuff in for 10 years. Gave up during Covid then reapplied and heard within a couple months. Things haven’t always been this good. Be patient.

NickC5FE 03-23-2023 07:46 AM

Thanks all

silver fleet 03-23-2023 09:00 AM

13 years- nada. 4 Boeing types, 3 other MFR types, BA, 5 internal UAL LOR's, 10k TT. Before anybody says "you have too much time and are probably untrainable"- lets recall that there was a time in the not-to-distant past that it took credentials similar of mine to just be competitive and get a call.

Eudaimonia 03-23-2023 10:06 AM

I had ~ 17.5K hours, 2 x widebody Boeing types & 3 x widebody/1 x narrowbody Airbus types when I got in. 8 months between applying & getting the Hogan invite.

In my newhire class, there were folks with just over ATP mins. It's a tough nut to crack, and I have no idea what triggers an application review, except attending a 'Meet the Chiefs' event or job fair seems to have an outsize influence on getting the call. Best of luck - it's worth it.

traderpilot 03-23-2023 03:56 PM

If you're well qualified and attend one of the big conferences, shorter. Everyone can click a button however far fewer make the extra effort to do the meet and greet in person dance.

If you're at a competitor, that makes a huge difference. If you're in a United "flow" program, good luck.

TechTanker 03-25-2023 05:21 AM

For me, my college GPA was low. I’m no slouch when it comes to being a pilot with a few awards under my name in the military. I just had a hard transition to college when I started.

I started my masters with 1 class and had a 4.0 and the calls started coming. Do what you can to make yourself look better and that you’re constantly improving.

ClappedOut145 03-25-2023 07:08 AM


Originally Posted by NickC5FE (Post 3611826)
Hi all, just curious- what is the typical timeline after submitting an application to hear back for an interview (or not)?

thanks in advance!

There's no magical answer. If you used one of the app review services, it might help because they will make sure you hit all the keywords. It took me a while to get mine pulled, but eventually the email for the Hogan came.

John Carr 03-25-2023 08:47 AM


Originally Posted by TechTanker (Post 3613380)
I’m no slouch when it comes to being a pilot with a few awards under my name in the military.

MDCulpepper?

When did you come over from FedEx?


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