PSA Airlines interview questions

I found this to be a great interview, it was a tough one in the sense of how you feel two feet tall as all the interviewers look you up and down. So my group interview was told registration began at 7:30AM and there were applicants there waiting since 2AM in the hotel lobby. So the 50 first applicants signed in at 7:30AM, picked up a nametag with a number on it, and we were told to sit in the room and the interview process would began at 8:30AM . First thing I would like to mention is how everyone looked so nice, make sure if you plan on attending a flight attendant interview you wear a suite as they want to see how you will look in their uniform. Second thing I would like to mention is everyone (at least in my group) is very warm and welcoming everyone chatting and wishing well apon each other through the ENTIRE process no one put anyone down and everyone had positive vibes to give. So you watch a presentation by 5 interviewers (all different positions at PSA) and they answer any questions you may have and let you know that there will now be a 20 minute break and if you now feel the job isn't for you to please let one of the interviewers know and you may excuse yourself. You come back and line up in numerical order and when your row is called you all stand up in front on the table of interviewers, one at a time you step forward state your name, answer a question asked by them, and read a sentence or two from the safety speech at the beginning of a flight. You sit down and after all rows have went you get a 40 minute break. When you come back its a quick process you are told when your number is called to go to the room they tell you, there is a room for people who get to go to one on one interviews and a room for everyone being told thanks but no thanks. I thought the interview was very professional even though I don't understand how they choose who they do as they choose people all over the board.

Interview was informal and easy, it wasn't anything major. No work samples or hard questions. I tired to follow-up and see if they had selected someone for the job and they never got back to me.