
US Airways Financial Analyst Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 7 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at US Airways.
Financial Analyst
It took about 2 weeks to hear back from US Airways after I submitted my resume. The interview process was about 2 hours long, and I got the job offer the day after. It took me a few days to think it over and accept. We did a good amount of negotiating. If you're interviewing with US Airways, make sure your resume clearly shows all the key things mentioned in the job description, otherwise, it'll probably get thrown out. A computer system first looks for keywords, then a recruiter checks them, and finally, they go to the hiring managers.
- How can you contribute to the department's objectives?
Senior Financial Analyst
The interview process started with two one-on-one interviews on campus, where most of the questions were behavioral or focused on my previous work experience. After that, I had another round of interviews in Tempe, AZ. This part included three more one-on-one interviews, and all the questions were behavioral or related to my past experience.
- Can you share two of your strengths?
- Can you share two of your weaknesses?
Financial Analyst
I had three interviews in total. First, I spoke with the hiring manager, then I had a chat with the director of Financial Analysis, and finally, I met with the Managing Director of Financial Planning and Analysis.
- Consider a tire sales and installation business. If the owner decided to open another store in the same city, what key factors should influence this decision?
US Airways Financial Analyst Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from US Airways interview reports.
“Can you estimate the daily orange juice consumption in the US?”
Read reports →“How would you go about estimating the number of banks on a city block?”
Read reports →“Consider a tire sales and installation business. If the owner decided to open another store in the same city, what key factors should influence this decision?”
Read reports →“Given some prep to understand airline financials, the questions shouldn't be too tough. Showing accounting skills is key, and they might ask about your knowledge of the income statement and balance sheet.”
Read reports →“Could you provide detailed information about the technical question and business case?”
Read report →“Are you familiar with the industry and the challenges it faces?”
Read report →“How can you contribute to the department's objectives?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 7 US Airways interview reports.