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01AUG2022 SNA/SNFO Board

buckeyepilot

New Member
Hi everyone,
Applying for SNA. 51 OAR, 6/5/6. CFI with 400+ civilian flight hours. A little concerned about my ASTB. Didn't do as well as I had hoped for.
 

DutchyO1

Member
Contributor
Hey guys does anyone know where to find the board schedule for any boards that occur after the AUG2022 one?
 

Tumbleweed33

Well-Known Member
Hi everyone,
Applying for SNA. 51 OAR, 6/5/6. CFI with 400+ civilian flight hours. A little concerned about my ASTB. Didn't do as well as I had hoped for.
Study and try again. PFAR of 5 is not going to get you there. buy a joystick and throttle and play the simulator. On the bright side since you're shooting for august you have time.
 

BB Poison

Well-Known Member
Contributor
Hi everyone,
Applying for SNA. 51 OAR, 6/5/6. CFI with 400+ civilian flight hours. A little concerned about my ASTB. Didn't do as well as I had hoped for.
If you haven’t already, check out the results from the last board, you can see what the average scores are. From a cursory look the lowest PFAR score picked up was a 6, and that was one person at a bigger board with more spots. You’re gonna want to shoot for 7+ on the PFAR, the rest doesn’t matter as much from my understanding.

 

DutchyO1

Member
Contributor
anyone know if they are limiting the # of spots for the FY 23 quotas since it seems like they over selected on the past boards??
 

Fib

Well-Known Member
anyone know if they are limiting the # of spots for the FY 23 quotas since it seems like they over selected on the past boards??
This was discussed a BUNCH in the may board thread. All your answers are in there :)
 

DutchyO1

Member
Contributor
Not sure if i will be on this board or not yet either still gotta secure a few LORs. Mainly I am trying to find Naval Officers cause I have one from a professor and I could possibly get one from my CFI but I think two from some Os would be better. Anyone got any advice?
 

exNavyOffRec

Well-Known Member
Not sure if i will be on this board or not yet either still gotta secure a few LORs. Mainly I am trying to find Naval Officers cause I have one from a professor and I could possibly get one from my CFI but I think two from some Os would be better. Anyone got any advice?
Don't worry about LOR's, the board doesn't, get the application in
 

exNavyOffRec

Well-Known Member
This question might have been answered before so, I'm sorry if this is a repeat.

Is there a limit on how many times you can submit to the Board? And if you end up ProRec-N and have to resubmit, do you build an entirely new application or just update the one you used previously?
first thing is if you want to be a SNA **DO NOT SUBMIT FOR SNFO** there have been several that put SNA and SNFO and were given a N for SNA and a Y for SNFO even though they had the scores for SNA.

no limit, but you should have a very good chance at SNA, if there is something that requires a waiver in your background that is another story.
 

exNavyOffRec

Well-Known Member
I don't mind it either way, I'd prefer SNA but I'd be okay with SNFO if that's what I get selected for. I'm interested in Naval aviation in general, no matter if I'm in the front seat or the back seat. But, if they see 1SNA-2SNFO does that lessen my chances of getting SNA since they see I'm open to both? And if i get Y on both I can choose right?


Unfortunately, I do have a waiver for my background from when I was 16-17, how will that affect things?
There seems to be more of a need for SNFOs right now so many who put both were getting no for SNA but yes for SNFO, the stopped giving yes to both.

That issue could be a concern depending what it is.
 
Anyone have gouge on whether or not to submit interview appraisals that are anything less than perfect 10's down the line? I have 1 that is all 10's and one 9. What do you all think?
 

BDavis11

Well-Known Member
Contributor
Anyone have gouge on whether or not to submit interview appraisals that are anything less than perfect 10's down the line? I have 1 that is all 10's and one 9. What do you all think?
you should be fine. Obviously striving for all tens but they might just not want to explain that ten. 9 is fine anything less is iffy.
 
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