Therefore, the interviewers are not necessarily going to ask you about your last job. They're going to put you in situations and see how you get yourself out of them. For instance, in your group of applicants, you may be asked to stand up on a stage and sing the company's slogan, or invent a new one. Airlines love to throw hard questions at you, to see how you react. You are going to have to work every holiday for the next three years, before you even have the possibility of getting one off.
Interviewers hear that response hundreds of times a day.
The pressure will be on you to perform, as there are no right or wrong responses. It's not unusual for an airline to be evaluating you as you're waiting to be called into a session. It's a common practice for one of your fellow applicants to be a company employee working undercover. They will be observing you to see how you get along with the other applicants. Throughout the interviews, whether it is the group, panel, or the individual interview, maintain good eye contact with the interviewer.