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I think I could very well get an interview call, since I do have some decent time, and have friends who there who have flown with me. What scares me is that I have zero experience with a sim, and since I have no 121 time, a sim ride will be required.

Also I get about zero IFR here in NM, so I try to always hand fly to keep my scan from being completely degraded. But holding instructions are a distant memory..I can just imagine getting a hold and I have to pull out some paper, and draw the darn thing out to figure out what to do :)
 
414 flyer,

If you get the call you should set up some time in the sim ahead of time. The guy who does the sim rides also does sim prep for interviews. They use an elite sim set up as a king air 200. Let me know, I think I have his phone and website address somewhere and I can get it to you. Do you have some turbine time?
 
av8br,

I too am hoping to get an interview call soon. Could you please post the sim prep info here for all of us to see as well.

Thanks,
BW
 
Hi!

What is the situation with the Appleton base? Can you still get it as a new hire? Are they slowly closing App and going all to DEN/ORD? If hired by AWAC, App would be my first choice.

Del Cross is the guy in Appleton who does the sim check for Appleton applicants. He is a BAE-146 capt and will be retiring soon. His sim is excellent and he is a great instructor.

For the NM guy: If you go on the sim instructor web site, (I don't know the address-I found it by searching) you can find a geographic listing of home-based sim instructors (Del is on the list). You can probably find an airline pilot in your area that does the same thing as Dell does.

Good luck.

Cliff
GRB
 
Cliff,

Are you still trying to get on with us??? That's determination for you, I remember two years ago you were trying to get on what ever happened with that.

WD.
 
If you have Part 121 time a sim ride is not done?

If you're fresh on the ATP written, does that pretty much cover the written test they give?

Thanks!
 
That was a bit missleading, everyone does the sim ride at the interview apparently regardless of where they are coming from. Also everyone does the written too. A buddy wrote the ATP 4 days before the interview and still did the written.

Most of the questions can be found at www.aviationinterviews.com
 
I recently talked to Kristi and she said if I was current 121 that I would'nt have to do a sim:)
Jimbo
 
If you have 121 time and 3000 or more hours you won't have a sim ride.

WD.
 
run this one through your formula..

so 1500+ and 121 exp.....3000 gets your sim waived...
unfortunately what ive been doing...well i dont get to meet anyone at willy. in fact i dont get to meet anyone at all in the terminal so i dont get to KNOW anyone there.

so with 3000tt, all of it pic except the training, and 1000 turbine-multi pic , single pilot-no autopilot <stc>. how will they treat that without an LOR or 121? its 135 in the nasty northeast winter.

im gearing up for winter, gonna buy that season pass for the mountain i guess since it sounds like theyre only wanting some with 121 and LOR's....any way around this one?

would they still not be interested in me? it dosent sound like it.
whats the best way to send in the stuff? email? the fill out and send application? fax? us mail?

-rob
 
oops

Pardon the double negatives and bad grammar....dogs can't type that well.
 
Yes, yes what you said all of the above do just that, mail,fax and e-mail do it all.

WD
 
ill do thatl.

ill do that, ive sent in by email, couple months ago, updated once. out of curiosity, and its probably a wide variance, what sort of wait between submitting and hearing something can i expect? 4 to 6 months before an initial message of somekind?
or is it even too backed up to tell so far?
 
Well it's been a mix. Some have heard as soon as a week others it's been much longer. I don't have to tell you, that in this industry the is no ryme or reason for anything. Are you flying bandits for the pay by the mile freight operator in VT??

WD.
 

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