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US Airline interviews
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Hey guys, I recently hit 1000 hours TT, actively flying and working towards my 1500 hours. With the amount of flying I’m doing I expect to be at 1500 by mid April -early May. I was hoping to get advice on what to expect for airline interviews whenever the time comes. Should I be studying anything specific or somehow preparing for the interviews? I’m sure it’s not as simple as “here’s my logbook I have 1500 hours sign me up”
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