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We have the information and experience to guide you through your toughest aviation career decisions. Our career industry experts not only provide answers and statistical data, but guidance through the constantly changing aviation industry until you are hired. We offer one-on-one counseling by Skype or over the phone. We can help you prepare for interview questions that pertain to the following;
• Accident
• Incident
• Violation
• Training Failure
• Asked to Resign
• Multiple Job Offers
• Easiest Way to Qualify
• Furlough
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United, Delta, and American Airlines need pilots so badly, they’re making it easier than ever for newbies to land top flying jobs – Times News Express
Major carriers, including United and Southwest, are trying new tricks to recruit badly-needed pilots. American airlines are facing a very real shortage of people who can fly their planes, and it’s not just because an estimated 5,000 US airline pilots retired early...
Airlines facing a new pilot shortage as planes, but not personnel, return: Travel Weekly
Some U.S. airline operations were constrained this summer as carriers worked to catch up with training for pilots who were on leave during worst days of the Covid-19 crisis. But experts expect the return of a more structural pilot shortage in the coming years as...
Airlines hiring record numbers of pilots | Crain’s Chicago Business
From furlough warning to promotion in a year: Voluntary exits during COVID compound a loomi... Subscription Required Source
Travel Is Bouncing Back Strong, and Airlines Are Racing to Keep Up – WSJ
PHOTO: DAVID ZALUBOWSKI/ASSOCIATED PRESS Passengers have flocked back to airports more quickly than airlines anticipated, triggering headaches like delayed and canceled flights and highlighting the complexity of resurrecting the industry after more than a year of...
Ace your online airline pilot interview – AOPA
You completed college and got good grades, learned to fly with no failures along the way, have a clean driving record, and finally built the required 1,500 flight hours, and now an airline wants you to talk about it in a Zoom call—Argh! Source