Questions and Answers about United Airlines

Question 1

After interviewing for a temporary position, if granted employment can you transition to permanent? Or after the time has passed will they just keep you on file and contact you the next season?

Asked February 20, 2016

Answer · 2017-03-27

Temporary positions are available to meet current operational needs. If a permanent position becomes available during your assignment, you may have the opportunity to be considered to fill that vacancy after all eligible employees have been considered. Keep in mind that we do not guarantee that permanent opportunities will be available during or after temporary assignments end.

Question 2

What is the training like?

Asked July 14, 2016

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Answer · 2018-09-20

Yes ! and let see how your knowledge about the job you applied

Question 3

What is current pay for flight attendants/stewardess?

Asked April 17, 2016

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Answer · 2017-03-27

1st year $26.68 per flight hour to start with annual increases up to $67.11 per flight hour.

Question 4

How long does it take to get hired from start to finish? What are the steps along the way?

Asked June 8, 2016

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Answer · 2018-09-20

After interviews. Some one get hired immediately.

Question 5

Are applications other than United States citizens acceptable?

Asked March 5, 2017

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Answer · 2017-03-13

United is proud to serve our markets around the world, and embraces the diversity of our employees and customers. With very few exceptions, our positions in the United States are only open to citizens of the United States. Only for highly specialized roles that require unique technical talent do we sponsor foreign nationals' work authorization.

Question 6

Is it possible to work part time night shifts only?

Asked June 13, 2016

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Answer · 2018-08-07

No, I am available day time as well.

Question 7

I live in Sioux Falls, SD What is the interview process like?

Asked April 17, 2016

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Answer · 2017-03-07

The interview process is scary and exciting. The waiting part after the initial interview is the worst. You have to be upbeat and ready for any questions. You may have to keep trying if the first time around doesn't work out.