Common Interview Question ask??

Hello,

Can anyone give me idea of common question that are asked in interview of airline jobs?

Thanks in Advance...

Here's one:

Are you familiar with a search engine called "google?" If so, have you ever used it?

Seriously, though:
try aviationinterviews.com

Most of the stuff that I've seen is TMAAT (tell me about a time) and WWYD, in addition to the straight technical/systems type questions.

http://www.amazon.com/Airline-Pilot...5019/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1329319880&sr=8-1

"What is your worst trait?" Please don't tell them you're a workaholic or you try too hard to be perfect.

I agree... I must have checked this book out at the local library 15 times over the last few years.

I would also recommend aviationinterviews.com.

The two questions they will always ask in an interview are:

1- Tell me about yourself?
2- Why do you want to work for us?

To add, willflyforfood.com has some good gouges as well.

+1

It may sound simple but, "what are your goals?" I asked this one time and the guy said to get into real estate. I restated the question as it pertains to the department and he said the same thing.

"Where do you see yourself in 5 years?"

Celebrating the 5th year anniversary of you asking me this question! .... I miss Mitch Hedberg

It really depends on the airline. Some airlines are heavy into the technical questions (UAL), and others are more interested in "tell me about a time...." questions (SWA). My AirTran interview was almost entirely the latter. No technical questions at all. Not even briefing an approach plate. A typical question from the captain interviewer was something like "tell me about a time when you had to make a difficult command decision as a captain." When the HR person came in, it was questions like "tell me about a time when you went above and beyond to help a customer." Personally, I prefer UAL's style of asking mostly technical questions, but each airline has its own style, so you have to be ready for all of it.