From the OBAP western region director:
(please read carefully)
(please read carefully)
Alaska Airlines is Hiring:
We are reopening the pilot application process the morning of Monday, April 9th.We are excited to continue the hiring process and need your help spreading the following helpful application tips:
Yes, the “rumor” is true! We are reopening the pilot application process the morning of Monday, April 9th. We are excited to continue the hiring process and need your help spreading the following helpful application tips:
Only online applications are accepted starting Monday, April 9th via
https://careers.alaskaair.com/Alaska-CareerOps.asp.
The requisition will be open for 5 days; closing at 11:59pm on Saturday, April 14th.
All qualified candidates currently on the requisition posted in October 2011, will receive an email notifying them of the posting window and the need to reapply.
The hiring team will review resumes once the requisition closes. We are looking for best qualified and don`t provide preference to those that applied first.
The system will accept an infinite number of applications.
The REQUIRED browser is Internet Explorer 8 or above. In order to successfully submit your application, you MUST use this browser.
The online application process takes approximately 30 minutes. Be prepared to supply 10 years of work experience plus your high school information as well as any secondary education.
A current resume is a required part of the application process. Once your application is submitted, your resume cannot be edited or deleted.
Please read each question with care and not rush through the application. This will ensure the application is processed correctly and given full consideration for an interview. Due to the selection process being highly competitive, it is critical the application has accurate information.
Please encourage your referrals to apply during the week of April 9th, not necessarily on April 9th. As witnessed last time, too many candidates applying at the same time slows down the system and causes possible inactivity.