I applied online. I interviewed at American Airlines
Average interview
Application
I applied through university. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at American Airlines in Feb 2011
Interview
The first round consisted of a one on one interview and a short written test. The interview was mostly behavioral questions and questions regarding the airline industry. There was also a short case study type problem in the first interview. The written test consisted of some simple algebra problems involving the airline industry and a market sizing problem.
The final round was at the Dallas office and consisted of four 30 minute interviews with management. They were mostly behavior questions and questions about the airline industry. One interview was a market sizing / case study but wasn't that difficult.
Everyone I met was very friendly, hard working, and motivated.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Typical behavioral questions with a few random ones
It includes three rounds—two technical and one HR.
The process has HR, team, and on-site technical rounds.
Comprises HR, team discussion, and two technical rounds.
There are three stages: HR, team, and on-site technical rounds.
The interview process consists of three rounds including technical and HR rounds.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Do the analysis of given chart and tell how to increase revenue.
The interview process consists of three rounds, with the final round conducted in person. Each stage emphasizes a critical thinking approach, focusing on analytical ability, structured reasoning, and problem-solving skills relevant to revenue analysis
One video call with a manager and a director. Two in person interviews, back to back: one with a director, and one with a manager and an employee.
First interview was very easy. Second interview was trickier. A mix of behavioral and case studies. They read from an interview sheet with pre-determined questions. Not a lot of conversational questions.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They give you time to look at a case study and you have to answer a few questions on the spot.