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Why are you a pilot/How did you get into aviation - answer I grew up around airports
and had a family friend that introduced me to GA. I loved it. I felt like it would be
something I enjoyed doing and could provide for a family.
List your professional career experiences. - answer Served a mission for my church
Flight Instructing
Check Instructing
Describe your career in 3 minutes or less. - answer Education at UVU, training in
Utah, vegas, and Arizona. Flight Instructing in Utah
Check instructing
What is the most recent aircraft you have flown? - answer DA-40
How accurate is your logbook? - answer I feel it is pretty accurate, I have made
some small corrections over time but to the best of my ability I believe it to be 100
percent correct.
If you could change one thing about your flying career what would it be? - answer
Getting my PPL sooner! I would have loved to get it in high school. Doing some primary
training in a tailwheel.
Tell me about an accomplishment that you're really proud of? - answer Serving a 2
year mission for my church
Did you like your previous job? - answer Yes, I enjoyed helping students to achieve
their goals
Why do you want to leave your current company? - answer To advance my career
Is there anything else that we will discover in your background check that you need to
disclose to us now? - answer No
Have you ever had a suspended license? - answer No
Have you ever been written up, fired, or asked to leave? - answer No
Have you failed a check ride? - answer No, I did fail two stage checks at a part 141
school in ppl but I have never failed a check ride.
,Tell me something about yourself that's not on your resume. - answer I love
snowboarding
I'm the oldest of 5 kids. I lived a couple places but born and mostly raised in henderson
nevada. I served a two year service mission for my church in texas which taught me a
lot about life and getting along with others, love it here. I love sports, huge red sox fan
What do you like to do when on the road? - answer Read, get out and explore new
places. Eat good food.
He asked me why my volunteer activities that I had on my resume made me a better
pilot? - answer My mission helped me to be more understanding and patient which I
believe will help me in the crew environment.
Tell me about a time you were most proud in your career. - answer Probably my first
student passing their checkride
Tell me who has influenced you most in your aviation career/life - answer My parents
have been the most influential in my life by providing a great support system that
allowed me to pursue my flight training.
Tell me who influences you most as an individual. - answer My parents and wife
hannah. They help me understand the responsibilities I have and help me achieve my
goals.
Did you have anyone that helped you out in aviation, what about in your own personal
life. - answer Aviation - Matt, brother in law that has given me advice
Personal life - Parents and Hannah
What do you like to do when you're not flying? - answer Snowboard, read, play
basketball, spend time with family
Are you involved with your community? - answer Yes, church
Who is your idol? - answer David Ortiz, he came up big for the red sox.
Where do you see yourself in 3-5 years? - answer Captain at SkyWest, looking to
move on to a legacy
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? - answer At a legacy carrier
What do you know about Sky West? - answer A regional carrier that operates for
united, alaska, delta, and american. Operates the E-175 and CRJ 2-7-9. Biggest
regional carrier with a lot of crew bases.
, Who is our CEO? - answer Chip Childs (2016-Present)
What characteristics about SkyWest from the overview resonated with you the most? -
answer I am most drawn to sky-west because of the people I know know work here
the have enjoyed it.
What did the stock close at the day before? - answer SKYW: around 30
What are you looking forward to about flying with SkyWest? - answer I look forward
to flying jets and becoming a part of a great company.
Why do you want to work for Sky West? - answer Know several Skywest pilots. All
love the company and the job. I see stability and a good reputation which draws me to
want to work here.
What can you bring to Skywest? - answer A dedicated and passionate aviator who
will spread the joy for flying by keeping the highest level of safety.
Why should a Part 121 company hire me. - answer I am hard working and dedicated.
I am very open minded and always looking to learn and experience new things. I am
confident that with the training provided my Envoy and my hard work, I will be a
valuable asset to this company.
What are you going to do to ensure your success in airline training, which is commonly
called 'drinking from a fire hose?' - answer Ask for advice, study, and study more
haha. I have developed a system that works for me through my other ratings.
What do you have to offer the team? - answer Safe, honest, reliable , flexible team
player and get along well with others.
What do you think will be your largest challenge working for SkyWest? - answer
Being on reserve intiallay if I commute may be a challenage but I know that is a
neceassary part of starting any 121 job.
What do you anticipate being your biggest challenge during training? - answer I don't
look at training as havng any paricularlyhard part as long as you prepare and are
attentative durng training.
Describe your learning style - answer Repetition
What do you feel would be the most challenging part for you being on reserve at a
different base? - answer Not being at home with family, but I understand it gets
better once you hold a line.
Skywest will spend tens of thousands of dollars on your training. Why should I trust that
you will make it through and complete ground school. - answer Because im goal