Strikefinder
Captain Backfire
- Joined
- Jun 11, 2002
- Posts
- 114
Hey folks,
I put in my application package last week and was curious about the current timeline for getting an interview for NJA and if anybody has heard anything as far as applicant pools since the IBB proposal got sent out.
I sent my resume on October 7, got the application package on October 12, and sent it back on October 15 (application package took about 9-10 hours to get everything to line up). I have a friend who had sent in his application package in mid to late-September and he hasn't heard anything yet. I get the impression it will likely be a few months and that there will be no more classes until at least next year (and anybody who's applying now probably won't see class until February or March), which is fine, but I was curious what the current word on the street was as far as that went.
Do they typically put people who interview in the order in which they applied, or does experience or internal letters of recommendation speed the process along? If anybody has interviewed recently, what have been the experience levels of folks who have interviewed or started class?
For anybody keeping score, I'm a ERJ regional captain with a little over 6,000 hours and a previous background in corporate aviation. It sounds like a terrific place to work and I'm excited about the possibility of getting out of the 121 business if I get the opportunity at NJA, so hopefully I'll hear something. If I do hear anything, I'll pass the word along for any other interested applicants.
Thanks for the help! I've been studying this forum for a while now and there's a lot of good information and useful discussion, which is much different than the regional forum can be...
I put in my application package last week and was curious about the current timeline for getting an interview for NJA and if anybody has heard anything as far as applicant pools since the IBB proposal got sent out.
I sent my resume on October 7, got the application package on October 12, and sent it back on October 15 (application package took about 9-10 hours to get everything to line up). I have a friend who had sent in his application package in mid to late-September and he hasn't heard anything yet. I get the impression it will likely be a few months and that there will be no more classes until at least next year (and anybody who's applying now probably won't see class until February or March), which is fine, but I was curious what the current word on the street was as far as that went.
Do they typically put people who interview in the order in which they applied, or does experience or internal letters of recommendation speed the process along? If anybody has interviewed recently, what have been the experience levels of folks who have interviewed or started class?
For anybody keeping score, I'm a ERJ regional captain with a little over 6,000 hours and a previous background in corporate aviation. It sounds like a terrific place to work and I'm excited about the possibility of getting out of the 121 business if I get the opportunity at NJA, so hopefully I'll hear something. If I do hear anything, I'll pass the word along for any other interested applicants.
Thanks for the help! I've been studying this forum for a while now and there's a lot of good information and useful discussion, which is much different than the regional forum can be...