Allegiant Interview

[AHP-TWAMaddog]

Hello everyone I got a call today for an Interview tomorrow and I was wondering if anyone has been thru an interview lately and if they could pass on some intel.

FYI I completed the App and mailed them it about 1 month ago and I have had a friend from TWA helping my and talked to the Chief Pilot last week.


Any and all advice is welcomed and greatly apprecitated.

Tailwinds
Maddog

 

[mach none]

How dare you post an actual interview question on the interview portion of the forum.

 

[Caveman]

I have a friend that successfully interviewed there within the last year. He said it was a nontechnical, get to know you type interview. As I recall it lasted about 45 minutes and was very casual. No prep was necessary. Good luck. Let us know how it goes.

 

[Can'tSWAit]

AHP-TWAMaddog - Check your PMs

 

[Tri-holer]

Just curious. Any information about QOL. Vacations, schedule construction (ie, 4 on, 3off, 2 on, 2 off, 3 on, 5 off - what a typical month might be), commutability, commuter policy, family travel, jumpseat policy, sick days, etc. Just some details.

Is it true that they only hire about 25%?

Sounds like a good place to get to.

 

[skydiverdriver2]

Hello,
I don't work there, but from friends I have found that they only do day trips, not many layovers. They have a jumpseat agreement with many airlines, and it's getting better as they grow larger. You can commute, but they ask about that on the interview. You are given ten days off if on reserve, eleven with a line. No commuting policy, as that's a union thing. They don't have a pilot union. Family travel is similar to other airlines. Hope that helps you.

I'm still researching their relationship to Ryanair in Ireland, as one of the founders of Ryanair is an investor in Allegiant. I don't think it's a big deal, but they don't treat their employees very well at Ryanair. You can find out more at pprune.com. IT's probably nothing, but I thought it would be fair to let you know about it.

 

[kjokmo]

Actually, there is a commuter policy.

 

[chperplt]

And I haven't seen a line (non reserve) with only 11 days off in a year...

 

[chperplt]

I'm still researching their relationship to Ryanair in Ireland, as one of the founders of Ryanair is an investor in Allegiant. I don't think it's a big deal, but they don't treat their employees very well at Ryanair. You can find out more at pprune.com. IT's probably nothing, but I thought it would be fair to let you know about it.

Dude,

Get a life....

 

[skydiverdriver2]

I could say the same thing to you, sir. I'm not bothering you, but what I'm saying must be. Why is that?

Nevermind, I allready know.