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I got the email this morning that I passed my LOD assessment, so now I’m just waiting for my F2F interview date.

For those who’ve been through the process, how long did it take to get your F2F date after passing LOD?

Also, do they give you a few dates/times to choose from, or do they assign you a specific date and time?

Thanks in advance!

I recently passed the On-Demand Interview and I'm currently waiting to be scheduled for my 1:1 interview.

For those who have already been invited, when is your interview scheduled?

I'm just trying to get an idea of what dates they're currently assigning. Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I received my Delta On Demand interview pass email on July 22, and I'll be watching the Take Flight video soon. Since I applied as an LOD candidate, I know I'll also need to complete the language assessment before moving on.

I'm curious what recent timelines have looked like after this stage.

How long did it take for you to receive your 1:1 interview invitation after completing everything?

To be honest, I wouldn't mind if my interview were scheduled a little later. I'd like to have enough time to prepare, and I also have a few personal commitments coming up. I've noticed that many people seem to be booked through late August, so I'm wondering if interviews are starting to be scheduled further out now.

I'd really appreciate hearing about your recent timeline or any advice. Thanks!

I finally got the email from Delta today saying I've made it to the next step!

I've been waiting for this day with so much hope and anticipation, so seeing that email honestly didn't feel real. I kept reading it over and over because I couldn't believe it.

I know there's still a long road ahead and several more steps to go, but I'm going to give it everything I have and keep preparing as hard as I can.

If you have any advice, I'd truly appreciate it.

And honestly... I just really want to celebrate this moment today. 🥹

Please celebrate with me, friends!

Wishing good luck to everyone who's chasing the same dream. I hope we all make it. ❤️✈️

For anyone wondering about my timeline:

✔️ 7/2 – Completed my On-Demand
✔️ Received the "Pending" email once
✔️ Today – Got the email saying I've advanced to the next step!

Hope this helps someone who's waiting. ❤️

I completed my VI on July 2 and received the pending email on July 12. I’m still waiting, and the anxiety is real.
I was rejected by United, so I’m really hoping Delta works out. I want this so badly, and the waiting has been tougher than I expected.
If you’re in the same situation, I’d love to connect. Wishing everyone the best of luck.

United rejected my video interview, so now Delta is my last chance.

I already completed Delta's on-demand video interview, and now I'm waiting for the result. I applied as both a regular flight attendant and a Korean language speaker.

Getting rejected by United definitely hurt my confidence, but I'm still hoping Delta will be the right fit for me.

If I'm lucky enough to move forward, I'd really appreciate any sincere advice on how I should prepare for the rest of Delta's hiring process. Whether it's the language assessment, the face-to-face interview, or anything else, I'd love to hear from people who have been through it.

Thank you so much.

I applied to both United and Delta, but a little while apart.
I applied to United the day after the job posting went up. I was also lucky enough to apply to Delta shortly before their posting closed.
Both airlines invited me to complete a video interview, and I finished both.
Today, I found out that United decided not to move forward with me.
Honestly, I really believed I did well.
I built my answers using the STAR method, but instead of giving generic examples, I shared my own real experiences. I felt my answers were genuine and personal.
I followed the dress code, maintained good eye contact, and I don’t think I did anything that would have hurt my interview.
I really wanted to apply as a language speaker, but United didn’t have that option, so I applied as a regular flight attendant. Delta, on the other hand, allowed me to apply as a language speaker, so I applied there too.
But after getting rejected by United today, I’ve started feeling really anxious.
Does this mean Delta will probably reject me too?
I truly feel like I gave strong answers. I studied what airlines were looking for, and I shared my own stories the best I could.
But after getting rejected by one airline, my confidence has dropped a lot.
Has anyone else experienced something similar?

If United said no, does that mean Delta will probably say no too?

I'm having a really hard time understanding how different the two airlines are when it comes to what they're looking for in candidates.

Hi everyone,

I applied for the United Flight Attendant opening on May 14, 2026, the day it was posted.

My timeline so far:

• Applied: 5/14
• Assessment completed: 5/16
• Currently waiting for the ODVI (On Demand Video Interview) invitation

I haven't received any updates yet, so I'm starting to feel a little anxious.

When I read other people's timelines, some seem to move very quickly while others take much longer. I'm curious where everyone else is in the process right now.

Are there any other May 2026 applicants still waiting for their ODVI invite?

At this point, should I just keep waiting and be patient? 😅 My application is still active in the system and I haven't received any rejection emails.

Also, English is not my first language, so I'm definitely more nervous about the interview process than most applicants. If there are any non-native English speakers who have already completed the ODVI or moved further in the process, I'd really appreciate any tips or advice.

Thanks, and good luck to everyone!

Hi everyone,

I applied for the United Flight Attendant position on the day the general application opened in mid-May 2026.

So far, I have:
- Submitted my application
- Completed the assessment
- Received the optional virtual information session invitation

I am currently waiting for the video interview stage.

Today I joined one of the optional virtual information sessions. It was scheduled from 3 PM to 4 PM CT (1 PM to 2 PM in Los Angeles).

What was strange is that over 800 participants joined, but nothing seemed to happen for the entire hour. No presentation, no audio, no discussion, and then the event simply ended at the scheduled time.

Did anyone else attend today's session? Was it actually working for everyone else?

Also, for those who applied to the May 2026 Flight Attendant opening, where are you currently in the hiring process?

I'd love to compare timelines and see where everyone is at.

Thanks!