How long should tell me about yourself question be for Airline interviews?

I'm interviewing with an airline in a couple months. How long should TMAY questions be, and what should I include? I'm thinking about talking about my journey and what it took to get here. However, my response ended up being 5 minutes.

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u/Buttcheekeater — 11 days ago

PIC flying low over national park

I’ve been splitting multi time with an older guy these past few weeks. He suggested we fly to Yosemite for a quick turn around which I was cool with. Upon arrival he took controls from me and descended down to 8000. We were pretty close to the mountains but above 500ft agl. I wasn’t PIC at the time but since I was on board I’m worried I might hear back due to flying so low near a national park. Law 100-91 prohibits flight of VFR helicopters or fixed-wing aircraft below 2000 feet above the surface of Yosemite National Park” Should I file a NASA report or am I over thinking this?

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u/Buttcheekeater — 2 months ago

CFI Feeling Lost

I'm a 21-year-old CFI/CFII with 1350 hours TT and a Bachelor's degree. I'm in a cadet with SkyWest and another regional, and should be interviewing with the other soon. However, I'm hardly flying at all now. Only averaging 30 hours a month... Plus I'm starting to dread being a CFI. I think my main issue is that I recently failed my multi-ride. I shut down the engine at a non-critical altitude and failed. I let the pressure get to me and did something I've never done in training before. This is my second failure - failed CPL initial. Ever since, I've been trying to get my credentials up. I'm getting my ATP-CTP course done soon and 50 hours of multi. Based on what I have right now, would it be worth applying to other regional jobs, or should I wait until I have the 50 hours of multi and ATP-CTP written done? In the meantime, I'd like to apply for other low-time jobs, such as pipeline patrol and skydiving. Where can I find listings for these types of jobs?

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u/Buttcheekeater — 3 months ago

Kansas City Argentina nose bleeds worth it?

Thinking of going to the game on Saturday and buy the cheapest tickets. Only thing is it’s at Kansas City stadium and I’ve been looking at pictures and it lowkey sucks especially all the way at the top. Those who have sat in nose bleed sections, would you justify paying 1200+ for a ticket to watch Messi play?

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u/Buttcheekeater — 3 months ago
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Drawing systems for checkride

Going in for my multi add on soon. I don't mind drawing them and I think I can but would it be worth it to memorize the drawings and draw it out when asked to explain instead of going into the POH and explaining it from there?

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u/Buttcheekeater — 4 months ago