F2F invite secured today! Approximately 8 hours after my 1:1!!

Here‘s my timeline:

• 7/14:Applied + invited to info session later that day
• 7/24:ODVI invite
• 7/31:ODVI completed
• 8/14:Virtual 1:1 invite
• 9/1:1:1 completed + invite to F2F
• 9/14: F2F!!!

I cannot put in words how relieved I am! I‘m scheduled to go to Skywest training in Utah September 23rd; I was worried I wouldn’t be invited to F2F in time!

I’m so excited for the opportunity:) Even if I don’t secure a CJO, I’m proud of myself for making it this far and receiving one from Skywest🤞 It’s my first time applying to airlines, and it’s been an anxiety inducing but exciting experience so far!!

Let me know any little known tips you may have! Or if you’re also interviewing that same day! Good luck to everyone in the application process right now!!

DELTA OPENS APPLICATIONS TOMORROW !
PERFECT YOUR RESUMES , SLICK BACK YOUR HAIRS , AND PREPARE FOR ANOTHER ROUND OF HIRING !!!!

Good luck everybody! 🫶

Hey everyone, im sure some of you have gotten messages like this, but it should go without saying. ABSOLUTELY NEVER sell your flight benefits, you will lose your job, and its stupid. Anyone in this sub knows how hard it is to land these jobs in the first place and doing dumb crap like this will cost you your job. People can get any number job getting them benefits.

And also like why would you pay to fly standby when frontier, allegiant etc are not that expensive. Dumb dumb dumb.

Welp, doesn’t look like the apps opened at midnight

applied for delta back in June, received email saying that I could reapply at new application opening/6 months waived. My only concern is whether or not we’d have to redo the video submissions..

What if I was more polished and prepared the first time compared to now? 😂😂😂😂.

Anyone thinking of reapplying tomorrow?

I am 17 years old, I graduated high school back in June and planning to apply to Envoy on my birthday (Oct 27) I wanna move from Detroit to Chicago but I don't know if I can survive alone on first year pay.

My biggest concern is whether I could afford living alone. I’d prefer a studio or 1 bedroom apartment and really don’t want roommates.

What was your first year take home pay like? Is living alone in Chicago realistic and what rent range would you consider safe on first year pay?

I’m in my late 20s and a ex flight attendant ( had temporary health issue I had to get through and couldn’t fly anymore but I’m 100 percent recovered and healthy now) but I have to admit I’m not financially stable at all right now. Thankfully I have no children and I have no help because I’m single. I’m at a point at my life that I do what to get my life together. I do miss flying a lot. I can see myself doing it long term. I have family in usps who think I should take time away from the industry and work there to become more financially stable. They say it’s a good career. I feel like I’m getting older and need to jump back into the industry ASAP, but I’m also torn. Any advice would be welcome😊 I do have an interview with Alaska Airlines.

I just got a email for scheduling my f2f!!! Does anyone have any input on what theirs was like? Such as questions or was it really 1 on 1 or interviewing with multiple people? I’ve send so many different f2f

DELTA

Applied 6/1 for Req #32278
Received Fitme assessment on 6/1 @ 4:19pm
ODVI offer 6/2 completed 6/3
Take flight video 6/8 @ 11:22am. completed @12:27 on 6/8
7/6 recvd em re: DL attire.

Yet they’re opening apps 9/2 ??

It took me about 3-4 weeks to get this bad boy. I highly doubt I’ll make it into United at all, but I’ve always loved the aviation field and travel, so this is an accomplishment to me lol

Did anyone here get in their first try?

After gathering a ton of info, I decided to go with the most basic possible resume I could while highlighting key terms and expectations of the FA role! If you have any thoughts or suggestions, do not hold back :)
Should I reformat with a bit more flair? Should I take any jobs/details away? Rephrasing? Etc!
*note I left one set of dates to show how I listed all employment dates!

Hi everyone! 👋🏾

I’m currently waiting to hear back about my United Flight Attendant pre-recorded interview, and I’m hoping to prepare for the 30-minute live virtual 1:1 interview if I’m selected.

For anyone who has completed the United live virtual 1:1 recently (especially in 2026):

• What questions were you asked?
• How many questions did they ask?
• Did they ask “Tell me about yourself,” “Why United?” and “Why do you want to be a Flight Attendant?”
• What types of STAR/behavioral questions did you get?
• Did they go over your resume/work history?
• Did they ask anything about relocation, training, tattoos, or your passport?
• Was there anything that surprised you or that you wish you had prepared for?

I’m not looking for anyone to give away anything confidential — I’d just really appreciate hearing about your experience so I can prepare properly.

Thank you, and good luck to everyone going through the process! ✈️❤️

So should I completely withdraw and reapply then? I got my taking flight 06/07 and crickets since. Like this makes no sense,
So many people still waiting to hear back

I received an invitation for the United on-demand video interview, and the email says:

For the recorded questions, you will have 3 attempts with a max of 120 seconds to record.  All responses are final.

so.. between my first attempt and the second attempt, can I pause and take about 30 minutes to an hour to prep (like refining my answers), or is there a strict countdown timer between attempts?Any insight into how much time we get between takes would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Applied 7/15, ODVI 7/28, Blue Review 9/17

I applied to JetBlue on July 15th in the evening and received my ODVI invite on July 27th. I submitted my video on July 28th.

I got my Blue Review invite today (9/1), and my Blue Review is scheduled for Thursday, September 17th in Fort Lauderdale! ✈️💙

Now I’m curious about something and wanted to see what everyone else thinks. Do you think the location of the Blue Review could potentially be connected to where JetBlue is currently hiring/needs flight attendants for that location? And for clarity, if my question doesn’t make sense, I’m saying (I know it could be a reach). If your interview is in Boston, you might get placed in Boston or if your interview is in Fort Lauderdale are you more likely to get placed in Fort Lauderdale?

Last question, are there any hotels that offer a shuttle to the JetBlue base for my interview? When I interviewed for Delta, there was a continuous shuttle. Also, what hotels would you recommend staying at? I will be traveling from out of state and I wanna make sure I pick a great location to sleep at.

I did like two videos per day and took so many hours on each one :”) I finally submitted today and couple hours before the deadline. Is that going to impact me or am I overthinking

I'm wondering because I think I selected both and I just got the ODVI on Thursday, which I completed over the weekend. I'm wondering if the process for Hawaiian might look different and if this recent wave of ODVIs was for people who selected HA!

Upon looking at the website, I’m looking at the requirements but it’s not saying that I need one or two years of experience. Can anyone confirm how much experience one needs to apply?

I live between two airports. One has very limited options (only two flights that work with the promo code at all) and the other has none. None of these options work with the day I’ve scheduled my F2F for. I emailed recruiting and asked to reschedule to a day that does have options for flights that work with the promo code and they said no.

Is anyone else having this issue? Do some airports just not work with the code? I’m really at a loss here. The flights that are available will have me there for so much extra time that it will cost hundreds more for me. Please help. I’m so stressed about this.