
Breeze Airways Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Breeze Airways.
Flight Attendant
so the process is pretty simple, basically i applied before and got to the panel interview stage on teams but didn't get the offer. trying again now though. first they give you a personality test assessment. then another one to see how you handle and recognize emotions. if you pass those, you move to the on-demand interview where you record yourself answering questions. if you pass that, you get invited to the teams interview, which is with one other applicant and two recruiters.
- Describe how you would help a passenger experiencing an emergency.
Software Engineer
I was referred by two upper managers. The process seemed straightforward and quick at first, but it turned out to be a bit more involved. There were three interviews for this senior engineer role: a tech interview and two 1:1s. I thought I did great on the technical assessment, acing all the questions and the coding test. After the tech test, I was told HR would contact me within the week, but I never heard back, not even a rejection. It's the first time in my 20 years in this field that a major company has ghosted me. It felt really unprofessional and frustrating. I sent two follow-up emails, which HR opened, but I still got no response. I wouldn't recommend this company.
- Can you explain OOP principles and rules like inheritance and polymorphism?
- What are your thoughts on async calls and objects?
- Let's do a coding question.
Human Resources
The interview process involves several steps. Initially, there's a test assessing grammar and basic math word problems. Following this, you'll encounter pre-recorded questions where you must provide video responses. You'll have a limited time of 30 seconds to think before your camera activates, and no re-takes are allowed. The process concludes with an interview with the direct manager and then an interview with an executive.
- Tell us something about yourself that isn't already on your resume.
- When faced with incomplete information, how do you go about making a decision?
- We'll also ask other questions relevant to this specific role.
Flight Attendant
The whole thing took about a month from start to finish. I applied for a job at a specific base, and the next day I got this customer service Assessment thing, which I finished same day. Then, three days later, I got an 'on demand interview.' About 15 days after that, they invited me to an 'online panel interview.' They gave me some dates to choose from, and I picked one that was 9 days away. The panel had 5 candidates. They asked us to show ourselves from the waist up, which was kinda weird. We got three questions, and then we had a team activity. One person kind of took over the whole thing. It all took about an hour and 12 minutes.
- Describe a time you dealt with a difficult customer or guest, including the problem and your solution.
- Share an experience where you were dissatisfied with a work situation, explaining its origin, how you managed it, and the outcome.
- Tell us about a standout team member and what specifically made them memorable.
Breeze Airways Interview Questions
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“In a situation with a medical emergency, a lost child, and someone asking for a gluten-free restaurant recommendation, what order would you assist them?”
Read reports →“In a large group setting, would you describe yourself as the life of the party or more of a fly on the wall?”
Read reports →“Given a scenario with a medical emergency and a passenger demanding a drink during a potential crash landing, describe your approach to handling it.”
Read reports →“Could you explain an accounting concept, such as the month-end closing process, to someone without an accounting background?”
Read reports →“When faced with incomplete information, how do you go about making a decision?”
Read report →“When you find lots of bugs during testing with not much time, how do you decide what to fix first and manage them?”
Read report →“How do you ensure your team is aligned with the company's mission and goals?”
Read report →“How do you demonstrate going above and beyond for the 'nicest airline'?”
Read report →“What do your friends say you do well, and what could you improve on?”
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