Mar 25, 2025
Super straight forward and similar to other experiences. Fly in night before and they put you up in the same hotel they put their crews in. In the morning, myself and 3 others interviewing shared a van with some of Envoys check airman that were in town for a meeting. They were super nice and gave us some advice for the interview. The travel info from Envoy says there's a recruitment sign to the left that you you should go under, but nothing was there when my group and I got there. One of the...

Mar 19, 2025
Exactly as all of the other interviews said below. You spend a lot of time waiting for them to go through your documents and logbooks. The interview was pretty straight forward, a lot of jepp charts/plates, and a few knowledge questions sprinkled throughout. I got about 5 HR questions, none were a surprise from reading the study guide. One thing that I did not know was EMAS on an airport diagram, make sure you can explain what it is. Breakfast burrito is solid, definitely get one. Overall if...

Mar 12, 2025
So pretty much as mentioned on other interviews before hand the interview process was the same. If you live outside of Dallas, you are provided with a flight and hotel for the night before the interview. The hotel is a standard hotel room pretty spacious for one person and like 15min away from DFW. There are not a lot of great options for dinner at the hotel so just decided to order some food. Next morning the shuttle left from the hotel around 6:20am so all of us had to wake up early and...

Oct 16, 2024
All of the other gouges on here for the Envoy Cadet Interview are extremely accurate, exactly what to expect. You are flown out to Dallas the day prior to your interview, have your paperwork and documents in order early so that you don't chance forgetting anything. They will have your paperwork, but bring your copies anyway as they've requested you do. Dress to impress, they are expecting a professional. There were 2 cadets and 2 F.O.s interviewing, all four of us got in. The waiting around...

Oct 14, 2024
I stayed at the hotel, the room was nice. Didn't get much sleep I'm sure most people don't the night before. Once you walk inside it's the first door on your left. Down that hallway and you will find a waiting room on your left side with someone waiting to take your log books. Your interview just started. The person doing the interview is already in that room watching you. Be dressed to impress. Don't cuss. Speak when spoken too and don't run your mouth with stories about yourself. You get...

Oct 10, 2024
I showed up early to headquarter after getting there. Waited till about 7:30am then went into a room to get an overview of the company. It was just me and another guy interviewing. He went first, I went second. I was asked all about Miami, including the airport diagram, LIfr 4 arrival and Frogz departure. Then pulled up the enroute chart. Study the gouges, there was no questions they asked that I had not seen...

Aug 28, 2024
The interview was much like the other gouges, the Hr side of questions was just to get to know you, have a conversation, (view the study guide of this website). The technical side of questions were rapid fire, majority on Jeppesen charts around the KMIA airport, started off with a few PPL-CPL questions,  and other pretty basic questions. Asked a few questions on each of: airport diagram, sectional, SID, and STAR, just asked like 2-3 random questions on each. Overall it took like 20...

Aug 27, 2024
The day of the interview you are expected be dressed in formal attire and will meet in the lobby at 6:00 am, the shuttle should arrive around 6:15-6:30. Once at headquarters you will walk into a room on your left. You will be greeted by someone to review your logbook and do some paperwork. After that you will be taken upstairs to go over all the documents you submitted and will have small talk with some higher ups as well as breakfast. I was in a room with three others who were being...

Aug 26, 2024
The actual interview itself was no longer than 30 minutes and was a combination of rapid-fire questions from an alternating HR rep and a Pilot interviewer. Arrived at the training center at about 7 am or so and was given breakfast, went over paperwork with the recruiter in a conference room for a few hours. Afterwards we were taken into a separate room one by one for the actual interview. The Interview itself wasn't too challenging, multi-engine theory (V1, Accelerate Stop, Critical Engine),...

Aug 14, 2024
Walked in, took first left and gave the paperwork needed. Went upstairs for a presentation and to review paperwork. Everyone was called out one by one. Review of charts was pretty quick. Know how to read RVR mins- “2 are required, all are controlling” - 5/5/missing is okay 5/5/4 not okay because only two are required but none can read lower. Went over taxi diagram, SID, STAR, and approach all based on Miami airport Rwy 9. Everyone was very nice. HR questions are just as...