The goal is to express your professionalism while at the same time, projecting an air of approachability.

Most pilots don't understand what career opportunities are available in the world of aviation.

They're making career decisions based on advice from friends or posts on internet forums, meaning they are taking

huge risks with their livelihood without having all the details. This podcast was created to help you

understand the aviation industry so you can find your dream job. Let's get ready for pushback.

Here's your host and my dad, Nick Fialca.

Hey, pilot, happy Thursday to you.

It's Nick, and here we are another solo episode.

And I've got to thank one of the listeners who wrote to me and asked if I would do a solo

episode about what to wear to an interview. And I think that is a fantastic question. And

there are a lot of things to consider, right? So I want you to think about how you would plan on dressing

for an interview. And the first thing I want you to consider is that it's not just your attire.

Your outfit that you choose carries the power to reflect your professionalism, your confidence, and the

respect for the opportunity that you have before you. And so I want to delve in into the art

of dressing for success. And it is seriously a skill that can set you apart in this competitive landscape of landing your dream job at an airline.

Imagine like when you walk into that interview room, think about what that is going to feel like.

Your shoulders are squared. your head is held high,

you're exuding an air of self-assuredness, your attire, the things you choose to wear, they're

meticulously chosen. They speak volumes before you even say a word. The key to this entire thing lies in

striking a balance between your unique personality and the expectations of the professional

world, right? We are pilots. We fly in a standardized uniform. We are professionals. We are

conservative with our choices. And all of that needs to be brought forward when you sit down

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