FAPA.aero | Pilot Interview Preparation - What's Included

Interview Prep

What's Included

Your Preparation For An Upcoming Airline Interview is Completed Using a Proven Three Step Process:

STEP 1 - Read and understand the Tarver Tactics™
-Essential "background" information about the process as a whole, including the importance of preparation leading up to the interview.
-Will answer FAQs about the interview process.

STEP 2 - Listen to and understand a one-hour audio lesson
-Teaches comprehensive interview skills utilizing tactics that have been tried and tested
-You will be able to articulate the qualities and skill sets that airlines are targeting while still being yourself

STEP 3 - Engage in a comprehensive interview skills session that teaches you how to sell yourself and be yourself
-Application of the learned skills through a mock interview with live feedback.
-Review the interview process and questions specific to your target airline(s).
-Can be completed over video chat, telephone, and/or in person at no additional cost.
-Normally 2-3 hours however, there is no time limit. We work with you until you get hired!

Additional Benefits and Features:

  • Unlimited and thorough work history, application, résumé, and document review
  • Solid advice on how to overcome obstacles (failed checkrides, DUIs, etc)
  • Receive individual attention, no group sessions
  • Flexibility: Coaches work around your busy schedule
  • Unlimited access to Premier Member Only Content
  • First opportunity to register for Job Fairs
  • Dedicated line at Job Fairs for major airlines

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Meet the FAPA team

Captain Andy Simonds

Senior Staff Writer

Captain AndySimonds

In 1980, Captain Andy Simonds first soloed in a beat-up fire-prone Cessna 152 Aerobat in Madison, Wisconsin.   After a tour in general aviation as a CFI and Part 135 charter pilot, Andy started collecting uniforms from American Eagle, TWA, Airborne Express and, finally, American Airlines where he is currently a Chief Pilot in NY and a captain on the A-320.  Whether left seat, right seat, back seat or jumpseat he never met an airplane he didn't like.  Andy would fly all airplanes to which somebody (who had the guts) gave him the keys including Metroliners, Jetstreams, DC-9, B-727, B-737, B-757, B-767 and the Airbus 319/321.

Client Testimonials

Joe W.

Hired at Atlas Air

After joining FAPA, I found that Karen was extremely responsive, answering questions via text, email and phone at all hours of the day and night. Sometimes she would be on a flight herself, but as soon as she landed she was back to me right away. In my case the FAPA job fair was the lead and vital to the invitation...Karen had great advice and testimonials which helped.