SunExpress Pilot Interview and Assessment Preparation!

This test measures your spatial orientation and your assignment is to monitor the movements of a spider along one or more cubes.

The spider does not actually move on the screen, it stands at the initial position, and during that time the audio will give instructions that will help you imagine where the spider should be in the final position.

This test measures your multitasking and your goal is to navigate the airplane while answering questions and monitoring other tasks at the same time.

This test includes a practice section where you can practice and a test section that consist of three different levels (Easy, Medium and Hard).

This test measures your short term memory and your decision making.

It is a game with the computer as a second player and the stages alternate between you and the computer. At the beginning, the computer plays first, you will see the his target icon and hear the audio voice which will tell you what icon is the computer choose. After that it's your turn to play.

This English test measures your grammar, spelling and understanding of certain words. The test is divided into three categories.

During this test you will have 10 minutes to answer 20 questions. The questions you have to answer are fill in the gap, find the correct synonyms and be able to identify the correct spelling on certain words.

The verbal reasoning test evaluates your ability to interpret textual information and use it to determine the truth value of certain statements. For each of the statements, you will have to decide whether it is true, false (based on the given information), or that the information does not allow you to decide either way.

For the Verbal Reasoning Test you will have to read and interpret 10 short texts. You will be presented with 4 statements relating to each text. It is your task to determine whether the statement is either true, false, or that you cannot determine the truth value on the basis of the given information. The time allotted to finish the test is 22 minutes. Your score and the correct answers will be provided at the end of test.

The aviation English test will test your ability to listen for basic conversation between Air Traffic Control (ATC) and flight crew. The test also include weather information and aviation broadcast that is common in daily aviation. During the test, you will hear an audio message. Then, following each audio, you will see a number of questions about what you just heard.

The Aviation English test feature a time limited test section. Each round will have 10 random, audio messages to listen to and a exact score will be calculated afterwards.

This basic test in applied mathematics screens your understanding of the basics: multiplication, division, subtraction as well as speed, distance and time calculations. By taking this test, you can assess your mathematical skills according to the very same standards used in the industry and be thoroughly prepared when applying for a job in aviation.

The math test features a practice section with over 100 questions, each with a detailed explanation of the answer. The test section itself consists of 24 random, time-limited questions with answers.

This test measures your grasp on the natural sciences in general, and the concepts of motion, space, time, energy and force in particular. It consists of two software modules: a practice module, comprising 100 questions and their answers, and the actual test module.

The physics test features a practice section with over 100 questions, each with a detailed explanation of the answer. The test itself consists of 15 random, time-limited questions. A PDF file with all the important formulas to memorize will be provided.

The aviation knowledge test consist of more than 400 ATPL questions that are commonly asked during airline interview and assessments. The topics covered are Air Law, Human Performance, Aerodynamics, Priciple of Operation, Meteorology, and Aircraft Instrumentation.

We have created a question bank based on the questions we have received from candidate’s attending the assessment and sharing their experience with us. The questions are split into two sections. Competency based questions and flying based questions. Few examples below:

• Why Avion Express?
• What would you do if a passenger from first class is drunk and harassing the passenger next to him, what would you do?
• Tell me a about a time when someone overstepped your command

Before the sim, they do a briefing and tell you what they want to see from you.

When I joined it was a straight out departure, climb 2000 turn left to VOR and intercept radial 260.

Thereafter some steep turns, climbs descents with acceleration deceleration, followed by an ILS fd off (you were allowed to use FPV and Map mode).

If you are non type rated they don't require you to know anything 737 specific... just request the gear and the flaps.