Delta interview gouge

[K-Mart]

You beat me to it!

Bye Bye--General Lee

You beat yourself to it.

 

[BeachBummer]

How long did it take from the time you were put into the "short stack" to get the e-mail for an interview?

 

[Porch]

Delta Sucks!

 

[Meiguy]

How long did it take from the time you were put into the "short stack" to get the e-mail for an interview?

It was pretty quick. Right at 2 weeks for me. This was a couple months ago. Not sure if the time frame would be the same. Either way, being in the short stack is where you want to be.

 

[ampropilot2b]

In the Delta interview email, it says to bring records from checkrides, stage-checks, line checks, training etc. Am I supposed to go to my company and ask them for all this stuff? Isn't that all covered by the PRIA? What did the rest of you civilian 121 types bring in this regard?

Thanks!

 

[Meiguy]

In the Delta interview email, it says to bring records from checkrides, stage-checks, line checks, training etc. Am I supposed to go to my company and ask them for all this stuff? Isn't that all covered by the PRIA? What did the rest of you civilian 121 types bring in this regard?

Thanks!

I didn't bring any of that stuff. If you have it cool. If not I wouldn't worry to much about it. All that really came up was the standard questions of if you have ever failed a checkride. Accidents/incidents, ect. It also says if available. I brought my 135 line check because I had it, but nothing from the 121 side of things. I got the conditional offer as well so I must not have been too far off. Good luck with your interview.

 

[iaflyer]

In the Delta interview email, it says to bring records from checkrides, stage-checks, line checks, training etc. Am I supposed to go to my company and ask them for all this stuff? Isn't that all covered by the PRIA? What did the rest of you civilian 121 types bring in this regard?

I brought the training forms I had on hand, but they only covered maybe 3-4 of the 10-15 checks I've had in the last ten years. They never asked me to show them, although like Meiguy said, they do ask the standard "Have you ever failed any checkrides".

I could imagine that if you had failed one, pulled out the form where you failed, then pulled out the one from the next day where you passed the same items it would show your preparation and calm any concerns that you had a big problem.

 

[jke406]

Delta Sucks!

sorry you got turned down. better luck at comair.

 

[ampropilot2b]

For all the PRIA/NDR/Alcohol forms etc for the Delta interview, do you have to fill one out for every air-carrier you've worked for, or just a blank one which Delta will fill out? I read the instructions but can't tell for sure.

Thanks!

 

[iaflyer]

For all the PRIA/NDR/Alcohol forms etc for the Delta interview, do you have to fill one out for every air-carrier you've worked for, or just a blank one which Delta will fill out? I read the instructions but can't tell for sure.

The instructions weren't clear enough for me either - I brought one of each form (and followed the instructions on them to the letter), without the air carrier's name filled out. That wasn't the thing to do - after I got the Conditional Offer, I felt like a doob because the assistant had to print out additional forms for me to fill out by hand.

So - to make the story short, bring one set for each air carrier in the last five years. (that's all the PRIA covers). The NDR is just one form and the drug test forms are one per air carrier (again, I believe it's the last five years).

 

[ampropilot2b]

Thanks Iaflyer, now I won't have to feel like a boob too. I was planning to do what you did! Congrats!