IS ANYONE GOING TO TRAINING IN SEPTEMBER?!?! I received an email asking for a video interview. A few days later, I got an invite to come out for a f2f. I had my f2f in Houston on August 25th. There were about 25 people in the room to be interviewed. I made friendly conversation with those around me while we sat and waited for the presentation and while we were waiting for the one-on-one interviews. I made sure to sit up front and took a few notes during the presentation. Be aware of your body language and make eye contact with the presenters! They were really great-informative and funny! After the presentations and about 45 minutes of mingling, I got called in for my one-on-one. The lady I interviewed with was so sweet and professional!!!!! She was really hard to read, though! I couldn't tell if she liked me or was just being professional! She asked to walk me out and I was like, oh no! This is the end. Swerve! They needed more info. :) I sat with 2 guys who also made it through the one-on-one. Shortly after, I was interviewed by 2 really friendly and professional men. They all do such a great job of making you feel comfortable. They left the room and came back and said they had good news!! I thought I was about to have a heart attack! :) I feel so blessed and grateful and truly wish you the best of luck. Strategies: read Glassdoor and prepare the questions. A lot of these questions or similar ones were asked. Don't write out full answers, but just bullet points so you have your main ideas, but the flexibility to be sincere. Practice in the mirror! Try to be yourself in the interview-I know that can be kind of annoying to hear because you'll be nervous, but talk to and be kind to your fellow FA applicants before hand. It truly helps! The best of luck to everyone in pursuing your passion!