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Old 03-13-2018, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by howardhughes8
Disagree. I have over 8k hours, 5k+ TPIC, my logbook was not all that well tabulated when I interviewed 2 years ago, and I definitely think it was not good. You need ALL three groups (LOI, Interview and logbook review) to recommend to board. If ANY of the 3 give thumbs down, you are pretty much toast. So tidy up your logbook, pay attention, neat, and make sure everything adds up correctly.
He has the hours tho, if it’s a question of integrity it can be proven. I always feel it’s better to get ahead of something
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Old 03-15-2018, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by howardhughes8
Disagree. I have over 8k hours, 5k+ TPIC, my logbook was not all that well tabulated when I interviewed 2 years ago, and I definitely think it was not good. You need ALL three groups (LOI, Interview and logbook review) to recommend to board. If ANY of the 3 give thumbs down, you are pretty much toast. So tidy up your logbook, pay attention, neat, and make sure everything adds up correctly.
This is not true. You need 2 out of the 3 to get to the board. Now if you go in and outright lie on the part that you did not do well in, then yes you are toast. For example you can do well on the Logbook, and HR, but maybe bomb the LOI and you will still get the green light to go to the background check. Now you might be on the fence as someone they might hire, and need some good background letter to help you get the yes. But it is not a death penalty if you bomb one part of the interview, but knock the other two parts out of the park.
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Old 03-15-2018, 11:10 PM
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They did make note of the 4775 hrs, but they where using the numbers to fill in other boxes on their standard form. Side note its been 8 days and no back ground checks. The DB meets March 22, fingers crossed.
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Old 03-16-2018, 04:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Barracudaking
They did make note of the 4775 hrs, but they where using the numbers to fill in other boxes on their standard form. Side note its been 8 days and no back ground checks. The DB meets March 22, fingers crossed.
I’ve heard not everyone gets the email for BC and still get the job so don’t jump yet
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Originally Posted by Dukeuno
This is not true. You need 2 out of the 3 to get to the board. Now if you go in and outright lie on the part that you did not do well in, then yes you are toast. For example you can do well on the Logbook, and HR, but maybe bomb the LOI and you will still get the green light to go to the background check. Now you might be on the fence as someone they might hire, and need some good background letter to help you get the yes. But it is not a death penalty if you bomb one part of the interview, but knock the other two parts out of the park.
How hard is it to mess up a logbook audit unless your hours are way off. Maybe it’s more the impression the recruiter has if you during that time..
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Originally Posted by Barracudaking
They did make note of the 4775 hrs, but they where using the numbers to fill in other boxes on their standard form. Side note its been 8 days and no back ground checks. The DB meets March 22, fingers crossed.
I interview the 20th...does that mean the DB will think about me on 22nd? Guessing not but that would be lucky...
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Old 03-16-2018, 05:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Squallrider
I interview the 20th...does that mean the DB will think about me on 22nd? Guessing not but that would be lucky...
Rocky should tell you for sure what day your DB will meet. Good luck on the interview! Stay relaxed and enjoy the day. It’s an experience you’ll always remember.
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Originally Posted by Squallrider
How hard is it to mess up a logbook audit unless your hours are way off. Maybe it’s more the impression the recruiter has if you during that time..
You would be surprised, I have a friend that does logbook interviews for SWA, and I have heard the stories about pilots coming not prepared for this part of the interview. This part of the interview they actually have a sheet that they have to fill out. So if you don't have that info for them, or cant find it then it will not be a part of the interview that goes to well for the interviewee. If you prepare properly ( I suggest using aviationinterviews.com, they have all the gouges on what to expect) then this should be a softball part of the interview.

On your other question about the interview DB, your DB will be about 2 weeks from the week you interview. It is usually on a Wed, you will not make the DB on March 22nd if you are interviewing on March 20th. They want to get all your background info done, ie call references, check to make sure your work history is correct, etc. before your board meets. So i would expect your DB to meet around April 4th, but they will actually let you know at the interview when you DB is meeting. Good luck on the interview.
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Originally Posted by Dukeuno
You would be surprised, I have a friend that does logbook interviews for SWA, and I have heard the stories about pilots coming not prepared for this part of the interview. This part of the interview they actually have a sheet that they have to fill out. So if you don't have that info for them, or cant find it then it will not be a part of the interview that goes to well for the interviewee. If you prepare properly ( I suggest using aviationinterviews.com, they have all the gouges on what to expect) then this should be a softball part of the interview.

On your other question about the interview DB, your DB will be about 2 weeks from the week you interview. It is usually on a Wed, you will not make the DB on March 22nd if you are interviewing on March 20th. They want to get all your background info done, ie call references, check to make sure your work history is correct, etc. before your board meets. So i would expect your DB to meet around April 4th, but they will actually let you know at the interview when you DB is meeting. Good luck on the interview.
Thanks! I’m nervously looking forward to it...as is my wife...so I’ll stop talking about it... lll
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Old 03-16-2018, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Squallrider
Thanks! I’m nervously looking forward to it...as is my wife...so I’ll stop talking about it... lll
Same for me, my wife is looking forward for the interview so she won’t have to see me keep talking about it.... I’m super excited ... see you there !!!!
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