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  • 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...

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    Feb 25, 2025
    Very casual experience from top to bottom. Flown out to DFW the night before the interview, picked up in the AM for the ride to the CR Smith Museum. Stowed bags, handed over logbooks, walked the museum, watched a movie, had a short Q&A with non-HR pilots, and then released back to the DC3. The pilot panelists walked in and found each of us and took us to our respective desks. They all really seemed happy to be there and made us feel welcome and excited to be there. Questions were TMAY,...

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    Feb 25, 2025
    Whole interview is as outlined in the study guides. Mostly, a laidback experience. Straightforward questions, very nice and professional culture. TMATW, and basic HR questions from the pilots conducting the interview. After the interview they will take you to a room with a model airplane and some couches. We had some in our group called from this room and were not seen again. There were 10 of us, and a couple got pulled...

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    Feb 15, 2025
    Interview was as outlined in the study guides. Laid back and professional. Everyone at the Dallas Hub was kind. The actual interview was roughly 40 minutes long. Following the interview, we were taken into a room with a model aircraft, while they reviewed our Logbooks. We were in the room for what felt like an hour. Eventually, a group came out to welcome us to American. We were then taken to a new room for fingerprinting and...

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    Jan 29, 2025
    Since my experience was so similar to the other trip reports, I'm just going to state what was unique for my experience as far as I can tell: (view the study guide of this website). One thing I missed initially is that they expect you to have all of your traveling luggage with you in order to to directly from the interview process. I was able to get a late check out (4pm) so I was...

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    Jan 28, 2025
    The entire process was fantastic and well organized! AA provides the hotel.. The transportation is provided. All the “day of” information is provided by AA via email. There was a total of 10 people in our group, 5 were 121 pilots all Captains. The other 5 were military. Once at the training center, they have you sign in and store luggage. The AA team meets you. All were very friendly and welcoming. Make sure all logbooks are complete as they will be collected. They...

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    Jan 15, 2025
    It was a great day! Just as others experienced. Received about three scenario questions and three TMAAT questions. KBUR landing scenario, weather changes when on a visual approach, did setup and brief for ILS, only ran dry numbers. LGA-BOS scenario, winter weather, one short runway available, performance says you can do it, what are thinking about 30 minutes before push. Flight Attendant has passenger confrontation about stowing her bag and no space, you are a deadheading crew member. 3...

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    Jan 15, 2025
    Ensure your logbook is original. Definitely what is most disapproved of is not having an original logbook or with missing information. Spend some time verifying your hours from logbooks matches with your application. Person interview is 2 pilots. 5 questions related to how i deal with disagreement and customer service. 2 scenarios: LGA-BOS with bad weather and runway contaminated, the other one was Landing in BUR with rain, both are described in technical question. 10 out 11 got the CJO at...

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    Jan 15, 2025
    Before I get to the actual events of the day, I must reiterate: double, triple, and quadruple check your logbooks. Yes, it’s that important. I tabbed all my checkride flights and the actual instructor endorsements in the back of my logbook. The instructor endorsements may have been overkill. Upon arrival, everyone got checked in at security and we waited to get escorted to the first holding area. Everyone was super supportive and encouraging! I’m a local, so I drove to the...

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    Jan 14, 2025
    We arrived the night before and stayed at a nice Hotel The following day we showed up for our van ride to the training center. After arriving we received our badges and signed in. We were taken to a back room where they collected our logbooks and all documents! Make sure you bring everything even if it was required online to upload. After you are taken to the theater and watch a 20 min video on American and how everyone loves it there. Afterwards you are taken near the DC-3 in the...

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    Jan 14, 2025
    Overall, a great experience. For the admin interview that is done virtually, it was TMAY, why AA, what are you thinking during a depressurization, what does inclusivity mean to you, and a verification check of all documents uploaded and that the online assessments were completed. Be mindful that there are two online assessments. I didn't realize this due to how the emails are worded. The interviewer said that is one of the reasons why they hold the admin interviews in advance is to catch...

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    Eloiza D Jan 28, 2025

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    Eloiza D Jan 17, 2025

    Hired at American Airlines