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Applied end of last year after reaching my hours and heard from a recruiter approximately 2 weeks ago to schedule a phone call. Phone call about 3 days later to answer some brief qualifying questions and schedule an interview for this week. They flew me in the day before and put me up in a hotel near the airport and the interview was the next morning at a conference room at the hotel, so super low stress logistically. There were three of us interviewing and the interview was hosted by two HR/recruiting team members that were very friendly and awesome at their jobs. Started with an overview PPT...
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Jan 15, 2025
American Airlines cadet, met recruiters at conference in August. Submitted my application and got a call in December after I got my ATP written done to expect an interview soon. Interview was in person, flew out the night before. 8 people were being interviewed, did a presentation about the company, what to expect in training and bases and afterwards, 2 of us were brought in to start and interviewed separately by 2 recruiters. HR questions include to tell us about yourself, why piedmont,... -
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Jan 15, 2025
As far as the interview goes all the recruiters are incredibly friendly and happy to have you there! The interview starts out with a brief presentation about the company’s history followed by compensation and benefits. By the time this is over you’re going to have to come up with some more questions for “Do you have any questions for us?” As for the interview, here is what I was asked: -Procedure turn entry -Hold entry -Holding speeds -# of seats in ERJ145 -ILS 16... -
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Jan 14, 2025
Met a recruiter in the beginninf of fall before I had 1500, met another at the end of fall, after 1500 and ATP written complete, email came requesting I email back a list of times and dates for a phone call. There was no confirmation so it’s lucky I answered! Was about a 20 min conversation, tell me about yourself, confirm my flight times, why I’m interested in Piedmont, etc. Then I was invited to interview in Charlotte. A couple days later I received flight details from my... -
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Jan 08, 2025
The interview process was very smooth and straight forward. They will fly you out to Charolette, NC. They start off with a presentation about the company and what to expect. After that they’ll start calling you in for interviews. If you study the questions here you will do just fine. Know how to decode Metars and what all the remarks mean especially when it comes to thunderstorms. Study Jeep charts I was asked to brief the ILS 27L into Philly. Look over Jeppesen airport charts. Besides... -
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Jan 08, 2025
METARs, Jepp plates, weather theory, and a little bit of HR questions. TMAAT, and why Piedmont. IFR rules included hold entry and picking out what all the different pieces on the approach plate were. No odd questions, as long as you're familiar with the plate then you should be okay. Heard back the next morning that I got the job and figured out two days later what my class date was. Interview was about 45 minutes long. Very pleasant experience with the interviewers and I can't wait to get... -
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Jan 08, 2025
I was emailed shortly after applying to conduct an initial phone screening. This was to verify your application information, and schedule the in-person interview in Charlotte. You will receive travel in formation within a few days. You are flown out to Charlotte and put up in a hotel where you will conduct the interview the next morning. You can have the hotel hold your bags, or store them in the interview room. The interview team will take your log books for review prior to the start... -
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Jan 07, 2025
They fly you to CLT the night before and put you up in a hotel. Morning of, the hotel keeps your bags while you go to the interview. First is a PowerPoint about Piedmont with all the applicants, then everyone waits in the lobby as they call each person for the interview. Know Jepp approach plates and airport diagrams. Ho to read a metar including storm movements (MOV SE) when thunderstorms and Hail began and ended, windshift, lightening cloud to cloud, cloud to ground, etc. I knew every... -
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Jan 07, 2025
Flew down to CLT the day before, put me up in a hotel right next to the airport with shuttle service. Interviews began the next day at 9am. They gave a 30-45 min and went over benefits, pay, etc. and took questions about HR stuff then. They took back 2 people at a time for interviews and it was very straightforward. I went last. HR questions are what’s on the study guide and same with the technical. The tech was very matter of fact. Read a METAR, brief an approach, read a taxi diagram... -
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Jan 07, 2025
Overall great this was a great experience! I met a Piedmont recruiter at RTAG last Fall and submitted my application, which led to a phone screen 2 months later and a month after that interview invite. Everyone from the phone screener, travel coordinator, and on-site operations recruiters in Charlotte were super happy to help and answer questions. They flew us out the evening prior and put us up in the airport hotel where the interview was conducted the following morning. The company... -
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Dec 03, 2024
Very good experience. Started the day with a presentation on the company for about 45 mins, and then they sent us out to wait in the lobby. They brought us in one by one for interviews. Focus was on jepps, IFR rules, and basic weather (METARS, TAFS, microbursts). If you study the interview guide you’ll do...
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