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1. (Jun 17, 2024) The MPD process was very simple. We sat in the briefing room and listened to an overview of the MPD rules and how to fill out required forms. We were added to a schedule pro company as well. It s good to have read and be familiar with the SOPM and POH, but you are not being tested on it for this portion. You, then, wait to be scheduled for the flight. This has to be 3 hours long. You will simulate IFR to KGNV, shoot an approach, and then do some commercial maneuvers and learn about the... Continue reading this interview experience..
2. Interviewed for the MPD program in Prescott. initially applied late last year, heard back end of Winter, then heard nothing until first part of Spring when I was given an interview date of about 3 weeks into this month. I believe that the Prescott location was still in the process of opening during this time and so the process was slower. For the interview, I was given a 60 question printout, mostly consisting of commercial and private checkride questions with some instrument stuff thrown... Continue reading this interview experience..

2. Why do you think you would be a good fit?
3. Why do you want to be a part of the cadet program?
4. Tell me about a time you were challenged?
5. Have you ever broken a FAR?
6. How would you handle a situation where a pax assumed you were drinking alcohol, but the FA just brought you a sprite with lime in it?
7. Do you disagree with any FARs?
8. Why do you want to work for Mesa?

West coast based company. Option to join united aviate program.
Junior bases in Texas which is where I am originally from. I am a part of Aviate and would be able to flow to United through Mesa.

9. Tell me about a time you gave excellent customer service?
10. You arrive at work and notice your coworker smells like alcohol, what do you do?

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