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I was first invited to a phone screen where I was asked about my flight times, medical, etc. followed by a couple HR questions. Why PSA? I answered this with safety culture, good airplanes, and how the "PSA Way" aligns with my personals values. What will you do if you are struggling in training? I explained how I would use extra preparation before sims, utilize group study, and use outside resources such as calling other airlines pilots I know for help. It was a pretty quick phone call and at the end I was invited for the technical, scheduled a week later. The technical interview began with a sheet containing a departure time, arrival time, departure and destination METARs, and a destination TAF. I was asked to decode the...
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Jan 23, 2025
First officer based out of KCLT conducted the interview and someone from HR joined in on the interview as well. It was virtual. The FO was very nice and did a really good job conducting the interview and made me feel at ease. Everything from the study guide was asked in the interview, so as long as you study that you will be good. They complimented how professional I looked and how prepared I was for the interview. No trick questions. The FO did not mind rephrasing questions. They started... -
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Dec 20, 2024
it was straightforward HR interview:( tell me about yourself, why psa, the scenario-based question between you and captain ) After you pass your HR interview, they will send you an email about the date for a technical interview. During a technical interview, they asked about 121 regulations (ex. take-off alternate, flyby, flyover, approach plate, holding speed,... -
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Nov 14, 2024
The interview started out with reading a METAR at Washington DC and a TAF at Charlotte, both were basic. We then simulated a flight from DC to Charlotte from pushback to landing. The captain asked me what I would consider before taxing and how I would execute the Taxi. He asked me to tell him the TDZE and what the ARP was. We then moved on to the SID leaving DC, I was asked how I would fly the SID and what my top altitude was. The captain also asked me what the purpose of a SID is as well.... -
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Nov 14, 2024
Very similar to the study guide. Start by decoding a TAF and a METAR. Briefed a flight from taxi briefing, departure procedure and take off alternate, briefed an arrival, briefed an ILS approach. Wile going over plates I was asked various chart symbology questions, speed restriction, inop equipment on an ILS. Finally we discussed my airplane (c-172) went over my engine, talked about vx and vy. Pretty relaxed interview, the two pilots were nice and straight forward. Study guide will help a... -
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Nov 09, 2024
This website helped a lot, every question on the list was asked. There were no questions that were not on here that were asked. I found this site very beneficial! I would and have recommended this website to many of my friends! I will continue to use this in my future. And recommend this to anyone that struggles with... -
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Sep 16, 2024
The guide is very helpful. Review in depth metars specifically ones relating to 121... -
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Sep 02, 2024
The interview started out with reading a METAR at Washington DC and a TAF at Charlotte, both were basic. We then simulated a flight from DC to Charlotte from pushback to landing. The captain asked me what I would consider before taxing and how I would execute the Taxi. She asked me to tell her the TDZE and what the ARP was. We then moved on to the SID leaving DC, I was asked how I would fly the SID and what my top altitude was. The captain also asked me what the purpose of a SID, when do I... -
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Aug 07, 2024
It was super easy and straight forward. I joined the cadet program over a year ago and was given an interview through that. It took about an hr with an hr rep and a current FO at PSA. I left the interview feeling good about it and heard back after 2 weeks with a job letter. This application helped prep me for it and helped calm some nervous about questions that were asked and what flying and scenarios that were expected of me and my knowledge of the... -
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Jul 23, 2024
I was asked Mostly JEP questions and a few questions about my current... -
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Jul 17, 2024
The interview was conducted through online meeting. I was greeted by 2 FOs and they were very nice. They started the interview with some HR questions which lasted for about 10 to 15 minutes, followed by technical questions which lasted for 45 minutes. The total time of the interview was 1 hour. Throughout the interview they were very friendly and supportive and did not make me feel nervous at all. The questions they asked were not very different from the study guide given on this website for...
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