Thanks Centerline. You beat me to my last post. That's what I had in mind also, but still reluctant to select YES unless I absolutely had to.

A speeding ticket is a petty misdemeanor.

Yes, for the love of all that is holy, DO NOT check yes to that block if you just got a speeding ticket.

I left that box blank after thinking about it a lot before my interview. I put in my tickets where it asked for them, but not in that space. Got the job and am finishing training this week. My wife did the same and has been here for almost 2 years. Seems to me like they aren't looking for speeding tickets there.

You broke the code.

There is a separate specific entry for traffic tickets.

Don't ya'll know the Pilot's Credo??....number 6 I believe...

LIE LIE LIE. DENY DENY DENY.

:D

Ohio.

Yes.

This guy and his wife got it...don't overthink. I did and it cost me 2 years. "No" to misdemeanors and “yes” to the ticket department. Humility is answering yes to the right question. False humility is forcing something where it doesn’t fit. The spirit of the question lends itself to a more serious nature as opposed to traffic tickets.

The spirit of the traffic ticket question is, well, traffic ticket related. I changed it, got the i-view and got hired, but that’s me.

But, perhaps there’s someone out there that answered that question with a yes and got an interview quickly…anyone?

Just curious when you say re-submitted, did you just delete it and save? Or Re-do the app from the ground up an re-submit it?

I only changed the answer to that question and amended my times. The amended times were inconsequential.