Jetstar DEFO Interview - Technical Questions
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Jetstar DEFO Interview - Technical Questions
Hello,
Would anyone who has gone through the process recently be able to tell me what technical subjects they like to ask about during the panel interview. I've tried the search function but have had little success. If type-rated, then I assume anything about the airbus would be fair game.
Greatly appreciated,
CF
Would anyone who has gone through the process recently be able to tell me what technical subjects they like to ask about during the panel interview. I've tried the search function but have had little success. If type-rated, then I assume anything about the airbus would be fair game.
Greatly appreciated,
CF
No tech at all.
It's a "tell us about a time" interview.
There is a panel interview (behavioral)
Planning exercise (one hour)
Simulator assessment in Boeing 737-400
Good luck!
It's a "tell us about a time" interview.
There is a panel interview (behavioral)
Planning exercise (one hour)
Simulator assessment in Boeing 737-400
Good luck!
Is it true that all new entrants are on a part-time or "flexi" contract??
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flexi-lines unless you elect to go to Darwin for 18months.
If you take that option you get first shot at full time if there are full time spots available.You will also be given a start date ahead of any Flexi-line pilots so you have seniority when a full time spot becomes available.
Only 10% of pilots can be on flexi-line at any time.
About 700 pilots at the moment. Plenty of senior guys applying for Flexi-lines, which is good for newjoiners.
And yes, nothing technical about a Jetstar interview
If you take that option you get first shot at full time if there are full time spots available.You will also be given a start date ahead of any Flexi-line pilots so you have seniority when a full time spot becomes available.
Only 10% of pilots can be on flexi-line at any time.
About 700 pilots at the moment. Plenty of senior guys applying for Flexi-lines, which is good for newjoiners.
And yes, nothing technical about a Jetstar interview
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GreenGoblin, Metro,
Thanks a lot for the reply!
Would you guys know if they always use the 737-3/400 for the sim eval rather than the 320, or is it a matter of availability that particular week.
One more, would you know if the sim and interview are weighted equally with regard to overall preformance?
Again, thanks
CF
Thanks a lot for the reply!
Would you guys know if they always use the 737-3/400 for the sim eval rather than the 320, or is it a matter of availability that particular week.
One more, would you know if the sim and interview are weighted equally with regard to overall preformance?
Again, thanks
CF
Would you guys know if they always use the 737-3/400 for the sim eval rather than the 320, or is it a matter of availability that particular week.
I wouldn't do any practice sims. They check if you have and that goes against you.
They expect you to be a struggler, what they want to see is you adapt and learn. Start off ****e, and slowly get the hang of it.
They are assessing your rate of learning. They don't expect you to be an ace.
They expect you to be a struggler, what they want to see is you adapt and learn. Start off ****e, and slowly get the hang of it.
They are assessing your rate of learning. They don't expect you to be an ace.
