I applied online. I interviewed at JetBlue (Long Island City, NY) in Apr 2017
Interview
This is the 3rd airline I am applying to and so far it has been the most pleasant experience. I got a job at United back in September but after 5 minutes of having the job they told me I was too young, and just a couple months ago I got up to a phone interview with Virgin America but didn't get the job. I'm hoping I'll finally be able to achieve my dreams with JetBlue!
I first applied on the same day I saw that they were hiring on flightattendantcareer.com, April 1st 2017. I submitted the application in probably 20 minutes and 5 days later was invited to fill out the questionnaire. It is fairly easy with personality questions, and at the end there are 3 or 4 flight attendant situation questions with multiple choice answers.
On April 14th I was invited to record a video interview, and to be honest it was the most difficult video interview I've taken. I was on vacation so I wasn't able to do the video until April 17th. I looked for questions on glassdoor but they wound up being slightly different than the ones I had "studied" over the weekend, and while you can of course take a practice question, you only have 5 seconds to read and process each of the 4 questions. That was the hardest part because it took me 5 seconds just to read and understand them. Shockingly, I did the interview at around 5pm and received an email inviting me to a Blue Review at 1am April 18th (today). I went onto the link and chose the first available date, for the base in Long Island City in Queens NY on April 20th. The Blue Reviews are from 8:30am-5pm and the confirmation doesn't explain much, other than what to bring and what to wear.
So now I have 2 days and I am going to obsessively read over questions and watch videos and try to stay calm I guess. I'm really hoping that 3rd time's a charm!! (Didn't get an offer yet because I am waiting for training, so hopefully I'll know in a few days or so)
Interview questions [3]
Question 1
Name a time you were frustrated on the job and how did you handle it?
The interview process was virtual with several questions and assessments. Overall good experience and about 20 minutes. Just take your time in answering the questions as best as you can and be yourself.
All good . Great experience . Been with JetBlue for three years . I was nervous going into the interview but they had a way of making me feel comfortable enough to give off my best. It lasts the whole day so it can be draining.
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at JetBlue (Orlando, FL) in Oct 2025
Interview
I applied online October 1st, 2025 at about 10:30am EST and was sent the video interview and assessment with games on October 9. I was working a lot so I had to wait to do a bit of research and complete it. I submitted my VI on Oct 14 (one day before it expired) and received my TBNT inside my B6 profile on the 15th.
I know I didn't look into the camera enough, smile enough. Also the assessment was afterwards and it was a series of pictures that were in sets of 2. You choose which one is closest to your personality. I know you're supposed to be yourself in these things and I started answering what I thought hey wanted instead, which is where I went wrong. I'm a very creative person with a degree in art, yet when it came to questions like that, I chose the opposite, thinking they didn't want this. Later, I realized they do want creativity. But I cannot stress enough how you need to be yourself in these things assessment. Answer from the heart about how you really are.
No wonder I got the dreaded TBNT! I don't blame them. I wish I could redo it, but my interview skills are way out of practice having worked for the same airline for years now.
After the assessment, there were 3 games where you had to repeat a series of letters/numbers. Sounds easy, but I promise you it was much harder than you'd think. And also choose the shapes that were the same in a group.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Name a situation you encountered where you had to make a difficult decision you didn't want to and how you handled it?
Name a time where you were under a tremendous amount of stress, what happened, and how you handled it?