Dec 10, 2024
Literally what everyone said. When you show up you hand over your original documents for verification then your original logbook packages. Highly recommend a Binder. Everyone who did that had no issues that day. Logbook cleanliness, matching times to application and original documents are mega important. This is how you lose the job for sure. They work hard to make you...

Dec 04, 2024
HR MS Teams: two weeks prior to in person. One on one, non pilot. -Why AA? -LAX-PHL. 2 hours into flight depressurization. WWYD? Explain in non-pilot terms.  In person Dallas: -In 3 minutes or less TMAY TMAT questions, (view the study guide of this website).  What kind of changes do you see in the airline industry over the next few...

Oct 05, 2024
Application: ensure you include all jobs since flight training, even if they’re not aviation related. Also include your flight school as an employer even if you never worked there and it was a part 91 situation. My recommendation is to contact recruitment if there’s no movement after a month. There will be an online skills assessment. My opinion is to not pay for a service that tries to prep you for it. When you log into the assessment it gives good explanations and some...

Oct 05, 2024
I didn’t interview but I had a scheduled meet and greet at the RTAG convention. Currently I am with a low cost carrier before that I flew helicopters in the army. The American team was very professional and organized. My time slot was 4pm and was seated with a VP by 4:15. The conversation went well the only question I was asked was “why American?”. I shared my whys and threw in a personal story I had from coming back from a military deployment with American. All in all I...

Jul 17, 2024
Straightforward. You will watch a video about AA. A pilot will answer any questions you may have. You will break off with two pilots who will interview you beside the DC-3. This website provides the questions for you to be able to recall a story to be able to tell them. Id guess my interview lasted about 25 min or so. They seem to call you out in groups of 3-4 afterwards to the room with models which is a good sign....

Jul 17, 2024
Very similar experience to what was said before. The first thing you do is drop off your luggage, logbooks, and verify your paperwork. If you followed the recommendations they sent you beforehand you should have no issues. Afterwards they send you to the museum to watch a video and a pilot is there to tell you about American and answer questions. Once this is done they will bring you to the room with the DC 3 in it and you'll meet your interviewers there. You will interview with two pilots,...

Jul 17, 2024
The questions on here are generally the same. They might be worded differently the day of the interview. Have a good list of situations to story tell about. The actual story doesnt matter as much as how you answer the questions. They want the "STAR" method. Situation, Task, Action, Resolution. Tell them the situation, tell them what you needed to do, how you did it, how it got resolved, and what you took away/learned from the situation. The "technical" questions are...

Jul 16, 2024
I was asked TMAY TMAAT questions, a few HR type questions, and a couple technical questions too. (view the study guide of this...

Jul 16, 2024
Very laid back experience. If you made it to the interview you are 90% of the way there. Multiple CA/FOs around HQs told us that to try and put us all at ease. As far as the sequence of events for the day; Once you arrive at AA HQ, they will issue visitor badges and then ask for all of your original documents and then your told to put your bags away in a cubby. You will all wait in a office lobby area while they organize all your documents prior to the interview. You are then shuffled off to...

Jul 10, 2024
Experience was similar to what everyone has previously stated. One thing to add was that you interview around the DC-3, so you can hear other people talking in their interviews while you're doing your interview. It wasn't distracting for me, but if it concerns you, I suggest prepping for it. Everyone was super nice and their goal was to make us all feel relaxed. DONT READ INTO IT if they pull you out with other people in the first group after the interview is complete, that's all I'll say...