Applied online in September, took all day to get in my application due to the website crashing with the number of applicants. Contacted in December for a phone screen email (no actually phone interview, process seems to be skipping the phone interview if you have relevant work experience/preferred qualifications and a phone interview if you don't but it may be subject to the recruiter processing your application). My virtual panel interview was in January and it was under 30 minutes. PPST scheduled shortly after. My interview was more of a walkthrough of my resume, not at all what I was expecting. Best advice I can give is google general behavioral/situational questions, know your resume inside & out, think about your prior work and life experiences. Always answer the question, even if you have not experienced a certain situation in a work place think about a time in school or in your personal life you did. Easiest to interview on a laptop b/c it allows you to look into the camera without looking at yourself talk like on a phone. Make sure your camera is at a good level and you have ample lighting. Invest in a ringlight (the small/medium ones work best in my opinion). Be prepared for any question, your experience may be different then mine.

The interview was on zoom in 2022. It was with a recruiter and flight attendant. They were very nice and made me feel so comfortable throughout the process. The whole interview took around 30 minutes.