Jan 15, 2025
I submitted my application 12/31/24, received the email to interview January 3rd 2025. Scheduled interview January 15th. Received job offer January 16th with a class date of February 17th. The interview lasted 10 minutes if that, virtual. I was asked if I am okay with the 16/16 off schedule, am I okay with flying into danger zones, they asked me about 2 things off my resume that they found interesting. Afterwards I was asked if I was okay with taking the yellow fever vaccine, and about any...

Dec 11, 2024
Overall, the process went as outlined here. I was asked a variety of questions, including about my international flying experience, whether I’ve traveled internationally, and what motivated me to pursue cargo flying. There were also questions about my AQP (Advanced Qualification Program) experience and my thoughts on it, along with a discussion about my training history. No technical questions were asked. The introductions were brief, and the conversation quickly transitioned into,...

Dec 11, 2024
I want to preface this by saying 2 years prior, I had turned down a CJO in the past from Kalitta, so my interview already was going to be more difficult... It is a Zoom interview, you join up and there is 3 people. They introduce themselves and then they asked me why I wanted to leave my current company. After that, I was asked if I had any other resumes sent to different companies. I was also asked why I didn't take the job with them 2 years ago. After this, they asked if I was okay flying...

Dec 11, 2024
Very straight forward, same questions as what is started on here. Are you willing to be gone for 2 week trips, willing to get yellow feaver vaccine, willing to fly in the middle east. Interview was about 10 minutes long with 3 people, 2 pilots and one HR. Heard back the next day with the...

Dec 04, 2024
The gouge on this website was pretty much spot on. After applying, you get sent an interview calendar link with the online assessment. The online assessment consists of various "games" and puzzles to complete. They didn't ask me about it at all during the interview. The actual interview was around 10-15 mins over a Teams meeting. They just wanted to know why Kalitta, if I was ok with flying for 16 days on, (view the study guide of this website). Overall a very relaxed environment...

Dec 04, 2024
Interview went just as others have described. Why Kalitta? Are you okay flying into potential warzones? Are you okay with the schedule? I have a few checkride failures from CFI and MEI so they asked about those and how my 121 training has gone. Overall a very nice and laid back...

Dec 04, 2024
Pretty much what everyone else has said. It’s an incredibly straight forward interview process. Prior to the interview they’ll send you a link to a 9 part assessment. Don’t over think it. The only section I know I didn’t do great on was the math. It was asking you to find volumes of different shapes, triangle equations, converting different meter/hectare metric values etc. The rest of the assessment was actually kinda fun and it was never brought up in the interview....

Nov 13, 2024
It was a very quick 5 -10 min interview via zoom. They only asked 3 questions. Why Kalitta? Training history/failures? Can you handle the 2 weeks gone lifestyle? They didn’t ask any technical questions. It felt like they had made a decision for the most part prior to the interview based off my resume and experience. They did make a comment about my volunteer experience so they definitely look at the...

Nov 06, 2024
Very short. No technical questions. Asked why I chose Kalitta. If I was willing to fly into active war zones and get the Yellow Fever vaccine. Talked about my flying experience on my resume and training record. Had some questions ready for them. Overall it was about 15 minutes and a very friendly...

Nov 06, 2024
I’d say all the feed back that I read on here was pretty spot on. My zoom meeting was about 10 mins long. I had two ladies from HR and a Pilot. All very friendly, they opened with why Kalitta, how would I do on a 16/16 schedule, and how soon I’d be available. Then I was asked about the yellow fever vaccine, how I would feel about flying into war zones, followed by the typical hr questions. They asked me if I had any questions for them, and told me that I would find out within two...