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Transat Interview
Just got the call, have an interview in YUL in a few weeks
Reaching out to see if anyone has any insight into what type of interview it is, what type of questions, etc.
Any input is appreciated
Blue skies
Reaching out to see if anyone has any insight into what type of interview it is, what type of questions, etc.
Any input is appreciated
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Been with them for 10 years now, great co., still enjoying every minute of it...
Unfortunately, interview format must have changed a lot since I got mine in 1996, but good luck! As I said, great bunch of people, great airplanes, great destinations and k****ss management!!! (as in ''they know what they're doing'', so far at least
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Happy 20th Transat!
Unfortunately, interview format must have changed a lot since I got mine in 1996, but good luck! As I said, great bunch of people, great airplanes, great destinations and k****ss management!!! (as in ''they know what they're doing'', so far at least
)Happy 20th Transat!
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Hi!
Interview is with 1 Chief-pilot(310 or 330)+1 HR person+1 ALPA rep.
If you meet the VP ops after the interview...you're in good shape
No Sim eval.
Remember they're hiring for YYZ base.
Great company to work for, I'm loving every minute of it.
Cheers!
Interview is with 1 Chief-pilot(310 or 330)+1 HR person+1 ALPA rep.
If you meet the VP ops after the interview...you're in good shape
No Sim eval.
Remember they're hiring for YYZ base.
Great company to work for, I'm loving every minute of it.
Cheers!
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Thanx for the replies
Appreciate the input.
One note .. the lady that did my phone interview said that if I was successful with the next interview, I would be doing a sim eval.
Not sure where or what aircraft .. think its gonna be YUL tho.
Does TS have its own sims?
Any further input into what type of interview it is would be greatly appreciated
Thanx again.
Appreciate the input.
One note .. the lady that did my phone interview said that if I was successful with the next interview, I would be doing a sim eval.
Not sure where or what aircraft .. think its gonna be YUL tho.
Does TS have its own sims?
Any further input into what type of interview it is would be greatly appreciated
Thanx again.
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TS doesn't own any sim, but we have a contract with CAE in YUL for the A310 sim, so there you go, A310 CAE in YUL for the eval.
Just couldn't resist, could you?
Just couldn't resist, could you?
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saudipc-9 .. that I am flying a metro .. normal ops .. lol
Shaikh N Hoque .. just under 9000 hrs .. bush, 703, 704
gumbi .. thanx for the info .. hopefully I will get a chance to try out the joystick .. gotta make it through the interview first .. thanx again
Still no info on the interview tho .. any input would be greatly appreciated
Shaikh N Hoque .. just under 9000 hrs .. bush, 703, 704
gumbi .. thanx for the info .. hopefully I will get a chance to try out the joystick .. gotta make it through the interview first .. thanx again
Still no info on the interview tho .. any input would be greatly appreciated
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Once again, best of luck! No one in my class had to do the Sim eval, but I know for a fact that some guys in the previous classes had to do it. I was told...but do not quote me on this...that the guys who had to do it had no previous jet and/or heavy turboprop/sim experience. (they had never been in a sim before and the company wanted to make sure that they would do well)
As you know TS was started by French-Canadian pilots (20 years ago), so they will be happy to hear you speak in la langue de Molière. (not mandatory but it helps).
No technical questions.
Once again, best of luck! No one in my class had to do the Sim eval, but I know for a fact that some guys in the previous classes had to do it. I was told...but do not quote me on this...that the guys who had to do it had no previous jet and/or heavy turboprop/sim experience. (they had never been in a sim before and the company wanted to make sure that they would do well)
As you know TS was started by French-Canadian pilots (20 years ago), so they will be happy to hear you speak in la langue de Molière. (not mandatory but it helps).
No technical questions.
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I was told that sim may not be required for candidates with sufficient jet time.
Has anyone done an enterview with another major in Canada? How did the Transat enterview compare?
I'm also interested in the schedule and the bid system, how they worK? Do you get first picks often?
What's a typical summer/winter schedule like for a new FO?
Are there any overnights in Canada/where?
Can you bid overtime?
Cheers,
Martin
Has anyone done an enterview with another major in Canada? How did the Transat enterview compare?
I'm also interested in the schedule and the bid system, how they worK? Do you get first picks often?
What's a typical summer/winter schedule like for a new FO?
Are there any overnights in Canada/where?
Can you bid overtime?
Cheers,
Martin
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There you go . . the groundschool has already started .. 
T minus 5 days and counting til the interview
Got the new suit today .. hair cut tomorrow
Gonna look good, even if only drivvle comes out of my mouth
I honestly don't care about the scheduling system etc. .. from what I know about the company from my friends that currently work there, this is the place to be .. I would drive the Tug in Tuktuyuktuk, if thats what it takes. This is the kind of company that looks after its people
T minus 5 days and counting til the interview
Got the new suit today .. hair cut tomorrow
Gonna look good, even if only drivvle comes out of my mouth
I honestly don't care about the scheduling system etc. .. from what I know about the company from my friends that currently work there, this is the place to be .. I would drive the Tug in Tuktuyuktuk, if thats what it takes. This is the kind of company that looks after its people
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It's also the place where you still, as a pilot, have a say on the operation, and the way YOU manage your own flight, to a certain extent at least...
It's a small BIG company, or a big SMALL company
, where the pilots input is always welcome!Good Luck to all who applied
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Hi,
Very straight forward interview and sim eval, no surprises. Did everyone go to sim and meet with the VP Ops? I forgot to ask how many they were hiring, anyone know?
Good luck to everyone.
Martin
Very straight forward interview and sim eval, no surprises. Did everyone go to sim and meet with the VP Ops? I forgot to ask how many they were hiring, anyone know?
Good luck to everyone.
Martin
