American Eagle questions

[jetjockey#1]

Are they still using a written test as part of their interview process?

As part of the medical, do they still have a cognitive test?

and finally,

What about the no commuting for the first six months policy. is that still in effect?

thanks.

 

[Goose Egg]

Are they still using a written test as part of their interview process?

Nope. At least I never had one.

As part of the medical, do they still have a cognitive test?

The "medical" at the interview consists of a hearing test, two pee tests, and fingerprinting.

What about the no commuting for the first six months policy. is that still in effect?

They didn't say anything about that in the interview, so I would assume no.
[/quote]

-Goose

 

[Bruno82]

Are they still using a written test as part of their interview process?

As part of the medical, do they still have a cognitive test?

and finally,

What about the no commuting for the first six months policy. is that still in effect?

thanks.

Not sure about the written test.

The cog test is no longer part of the interview.

I never heard anything about a sixth month no commuting policy. I was based in San Juan for a year starting in April and commuted to the mainland, so that is not in effect.

 

[siucavflight]

Are they still using a written test as part of their interview process?

As part of the medical, do they still have a cognitive test?

and finally,

What about the no commuting for the first six months policy. is that still in effect?

thanks.

No

No, just a pee test and fingerprint.

No, you can even commute to and from training on the weekends, starting your very first weekend there.

I have been at Eagle for about a year now.

 

[Flyer1015]

No, just a pee test and fingerprint.

They did away with the hearing test?

 

[Goose Egg]

They did away with the hearing test?

Naw, they still have it. Or at least they did when I was there two and half weeks ago.

-Goose

 

[BrazPilot]

Wow. When I got hired.... (3 years and change ago).

-50 question ATP written test.
-2 interviews: Technical and HR.
-B707 sim evaluation.
-Military style Class 1 medical + fingerprinting.
-Cognitive test.
-Captains board final review.

Amazing how times change.

 

[Flying Ninja]

Check this URL out for recent interview experience reports:

http://www.willflyforfood.cc/AmericanEagleinterview.php

 

[Flyer1015]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Flyer1015
They did away with the hearing test?

Naw, they still have it. Or at least they did when I was there two and half weeks ago.

-Goose

Wait, what did you say? I can't hear!

 

[Goose Egg]

Wait, what did you say? I can't hear!

Seriously!! The hearing test was the most difficult thing on the interview for me!

-Goose