Republic Airways RJet Cadet
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The Rjet Cadet Interview was held over Microsoft Teams and lasted approximately 35 minutes total. You will be interviewed by an HR representative as well as a current Republic Airways pilot. Both the Captain and the HR representative seemed happy to be there and made the whole experience relaxed but still professional. We started with some basic questions, (view the study guide of this website). Make sure you do some preparation on this part as quick and confident answers will set a good first impression. After this, we jumped into roughly 5 TMAAT questions. No tricks here, they just want to see what kind of person you are, and that you are someone they would want flying their planes, so answer as honestly and specifically as possible. They want to see...
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Mar 04, 2025
Very straightforward. Started with introductions and the HR portion of questions. Asked how I heard of Republic and what I liked about the company. What bases they have and which ones were appealing to me. Moved to a captain who asked scenario based questions. Starting with a captain who does not see something as a safety issue versus me seeing it as a safety issue and how I would handle that. Went through hold speeds, RVSM, briefed an approach plate and answered questions regarding the... -
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Mar 03, 2025
It was very professional. When I was let into the Teams call, both the HR Recruiter and the First Officer were present. The Interview began exactly on time, and began with Introductions. Be aware of how fast-paced the interview is, especially the Technical Portion handled by the FO. Have your total time available, as well as expected date of Reaching R-ATP or ATP Required Time. When I joined the call, the Recruiter sent me the email with a METAR and TAF, and an attached Jepp Plate. The Tech... -
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Feb 25, 2025
Study all questions here and you’ll be golden. (view the study guide of this website). Also HR is going to make you dig on your “Why Republic?” I said bases because that’s something that was a big deal to me but she wanted something more so I named a couple of their core... -
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Feb 06, 2025
Word for Word based on this study method! I did not pass the interview 2 years ago when attempting without AviationInterviews. This time around it was a walk in the park. Extremely accurate to the study guide and other users experience. It started with five to 10 HR questions such as TMAT you had a disagreement with someone in the cockpit. They asked me to go over most of the elements in a jepp plate. What would you do if you look over and see your captains lips are... -
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Jan 29, 2025
Interview was straight forward and consisted of almost all questions seen here. Took roughly 25 minutes. I was asked several HR Questions, (view the study guide of this website). METAR/TAF questions. Technical portion was scenario-based and consisted of a captain running through a day of flying, from wake up to landing at destination: - Is there anything you would do as far as self evaluation while looking in the mirror and brushing your teeth? (IMSAFE) - During your walk around duty... -
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Jan 28, 2025
Interview was about 40 min. 20 min for HR and 20 min technical and briefing a METAR and Jepp... -
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Jan 27, 2025
A few minutes before the scheduled interview time I was sent the jepp chart for KORD ILS 28C and the TAF. The meeting started right on time and I was greeted with an FO and someone from HR for Republic. We started with basic tell me about a time questions and why Republic. This took about 15 min and then we moved on to the technical portion. This took about 20 min and was pretty much all from the study guide here. I was also asked the speed restriction in a procedure turn and basic questions... -
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Jan 09, 2025
The interview started on time and lasted about 35 minutes. It began with HR questions, including several TMAAT scenarios. My advice is to answer honestly and authentically—you'll do just fine. The technical portion was entirely focused on Instrument knowledge. Make sure to review the questions provided in the study guide, and you’ll be well-prepared. The questions are straightforward, and they’re not trying to trick you. Additionally, I recommend brushing up on some CRM... -
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Jan 08, 2025
This interview was very straightforward and fairly quick. It took roughly 35 minutes. We started on time and were joined by an HR rep and 2 former RJ Cadets currently flying for Republic Airways. It started with the HR questions, TMAAT, Why Republic, How many Bases they have, and things like that. Just answer honestly and authentically and you will be fine. The technical portion was solely focused on the Instrument. Review the questions on the study guide and you will be ok! The questions... -
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Jan 03, 2025
The interview lasted about 45 minutes and began with HR questions, including several TMAAT (Tell Me About a Time) scenarios. Be prepared to discuss challenges you’ve faced during a flight and how you resolved them. The technical portion focused heavily on Instrument knowledge, including interpreting Jeppesen ILS approach plates and symbols. I recommend reviewing CRM concepts, types of PIREPs, holding speeds, and medical certification classes, as these topics were also covered during...
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