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jetBlue Interview dates in 2004

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Here are the "tentative" dates for the 2004 interviews:

January 14th
March 10th
May 12th
July 14th
October 27th

Blue Darts went out to about 10 guys a few weeks ago (met one pilot who got one). More will follow during the course of the year. Over 8000 online applications currently, and more being added weekly. Online application will change a bit sometime next year, so update often and watch for improvements.

Good luck!

DL
:D
 
Does anyone have any gouge on the Jetblue interview situation questions? I have an interview in March 04 scheduled, Thanks!
 
Jflana,

Looks like you might be new to this board. Easiest thing to do is a search of this board using specific keywords. There's a ton of gouge out there that has been discussed on different threads and will point you in the correct direction.

The interview is straight from the gouge. Make sure you prep using the situation/task, action, result format. Most guys who aren't making it through the interviews haven't taken the time to find the gouge. Our paperwork included in the interview material even reiterates the desired format. The questions don't change that much. We have certain "dimensions" we look for. Safety, Building Customer Loyalty, etc. in the interview.

Hope this helps. Happy landings
 
Cube--It will take until 2007 just to get through the people with more than 10,000 hours. Try 2017...;) TC
 
Go for it . . .

Cube,

If it's your dream, pursue it. Don't let the naysayers convince you otherwise. Who knows what the industry will look like in 2007. Many of those on furlough have found other flying jobs or changed professions. There will be numerous retirements between now and then. Bottom line is, who knows what to expect. If your desire is to become a pilot, go for it. I think you'll be successful any any endeavor if you have the ambition and the drive to succeed.

Happy Holidays!

DL :)
 
I heard they made an exception to the 20,000# a/c rule for the jetstream 31/32... was this true and if so is there still an exception?
 

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