Mar 06, 2025
Interview starts at 6:45 Sharp. Everyone goes out of their way to make it not stressful. I started with the personality test, then a small break that I used to grab some coffee from across the street, then the actual interview with 2  Pilots and 1 HR person. Make sure you have all of the required paperwork in order or you won't make it past this step. After they reviewed my paperwork and deemed it satisfactory thes started with basic tell me about yourself question, and then went on to...

Mar 04, 2025
My interview was just like most of the peoples here. They asked me questions pertaining to my application. They gave me one TMAAT and a few what would you do scenarios. It's very important to take a deep breath before you answer the question. Answer with confidence and emphasize empathy, safety and BUILD YOUR TEAM. They want to see you utilize CRM. It wasn't as stressful as you would think. Just a nice little...

Mar 04, 2025
By far the best interview I’ve ever had. Everyone else here is spot on. The timeline was exactly as described, and everyone was EXTREMELY nice, especially Miss Dorothea! Seems like most people stay at a certain hotel. Personally I stayed at a different hotel, it was just as close and was less than half the price of the other hotel (and from the pics, much nicer). Personally I didn’t use a prep service, I’m sure they’re great but the prices they’re charging these...

Jan 01, 2025
The interview is straight forward. Prepare thoroughly, I advise using all available resources and courses, and you will be ready. Document order and readiness and ability to follow directions in the emails received leading up to interview day is imperative. The Documents of each set need to be in order, tidy, and able to be quickly...

Dec 19, 2024
Last interview of the year. There were 4 of us. 3 military and one capt for a regional airline. I won't waste time repeating what's been said in almost every write up but I will say a few things that stood out to me. None of the 4 of us had anything in our records and/or flight records questioned. I especially recommend if you are military not to waste your time with any logbook services. Bring your squadron flight records as they instruct and maybe a summary page with flight times and...

Dec 12, 2024
Have paperwork ready, exactly as specified. Relax and be yourself. Listen carefully to all instructions at all times and get to know those around you. You will probably see them a few months later for good times. If Delta invites you, they already want the paper you. Just show them how hard you worked to get there and why you are excited to join the...

Dec 04, 2024
Interview went exactly like others have described it - HR panel, MMPI, meeting with psych. Mrs. Dorothea does a great job of making you feel relaxed and welcome. Don’t take the paperwork lightly - the turn-in is a part of the interview and is a test of how organized you are. I recommend using an accordion binder labeled with all documents they requested. Don’t trust the “sets” they email you about, they’ll change it day of. Our class went 6/6 for CJOs. I got...

Nov 14, 2024
Day Itinerary is as everyone says it is. Ms. Dorthea is amazing and helps reduce the stress in the room. For the MMPI, don’t think about the questions too much. Just answer honestly and quickly. It’s roughly 550 questions. HR portion: There weren’t any questions that threw me off other than them not wanting personal details during my intro. They just wanted the aviation related details to keep it around 3 minutes. They cater toward your application and experience. TMAAT...

Nov 12, 2024
Fantastic experience, even though it’s a long day. Got started at 6.45 sharp and it was immediately obvious how well planned and structured the day was. My group started with the MMPI first, panel interview second, psych eval last (once we’d received our CJOs). We also did the drug testing and fingerprinting right there, on the day. If you read the various experiences on here, there won’t be any surprises. Obviously, no one can tell you what questions to expect, because...

Nov 05, 2024
My interview was pretty much as advertised. Show up before 6:45, drop off the required documents in a meeting room, then move to a common area and wait to be split up into groups for the interview or MMPI. From there, you will be in the interview or MMPI for about an hour and then take a break and come back and do whichever section you haven't done yet. After another break, you will return and they will let you know if you got the CJO or not. I did not encounter any surprises or feel that...