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AIRLINE PILOT INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERSAirline Pilot Interview Questions and Answers is the ULTIMATE insider’s guide for anyone who is serious about becoming a pilot. This 100+ page workbook will teach you how to prepare for and pass the Technical and Non-Technical interviews.After all the hard work of getting an interview, many people fall down during the Non-Technical interview for becoming an airline pilot.On this webpage and also within the Airline Pilot Interview Questions and Answers workbook, we will provide you with the Non-Technical skills and attributes that the Airlines are looking for, followed by lots of “typical” Non Tech’ Questions, so that you can get a better idea of how to answer them. TOP INTERVIEW TIP – PAUSE, THINK AND THEN ANSWERWe would strongly recommend that you practice and rehearse your answers to the questions contained both on this webpage and also within the workbook. In addition to writing down your prepared answers to the questions, we also recommend that you say the answers out loud enough times so that you sound natural and spontaneous.Before you start the Non-Technical Questions however, we have covered many of the required skills for the role of an Airline Pilot below.
As you read through them, think about your own experiences and make a note. Let’s start by taking a good look at what Non-Technical Skills the Airlines looking for. Group exercises will test the following:Team building – open participation environment, encourages feedback and does not compete.Supporting others – offering solution to problems, show genuine interest and praise where appropriate, assist other team members in demanding situations, tolerant of weaknesses.Understand the team needs – feedback, condition of crew-members, take notice of others’ suggestions and listen without interrupting.Conflict solving – agreeing to disagree, admit own errors, concentrate on what is right, suggest solutions, keep calm, ability to de-escalate conflict. Take all of your necessary documents with you. Be on time – if necessary stay the night before and make a dummy run so that you know where it is. (We know of somebody that turned up late and he didn’t get the job.) Make sure that you are smart and presentable. Absolutely no jeans or trainers!.
Appear confident and do not slouch. Have a firm handshake, maintain eye contact and smile!. Do not waffle and remember to pause, think and then answer (even if you know the answer). Speak clearly.
If you don’t know the answer, ask for clarification before telling them that you do not know. Be polite to all members of staff; they may ask one of them what they thought about you!
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Remember that they all want you to pass, be yourself. Practice the following questions. Think carefully about, and find your best answer to, each question. Write down your prepared answers to each airline. Pilot interview question that is supplied both on this webpage and also within the workbook. Q. Tell us about yourselfQ. Have you any previous convictions?Q. What has made you change career?Q. Give an example from your past where you persuaded someone to see things from your point of view?Q. Give an example of a time when you had to meet a deadline?Q. Give an example of witnessing poor standards of work. How did you react?
How did they react to what you said? What was the outcome?Q. Not including the information on your CV, tell us a little bit about yourself?Q. Tell us about an occasion when you placed the cultural needs of others ahead of your own?Q. How would you motivate and inspire others to work?Q. When have you had to be cost efficient but still achieve the goal?Q. Give an example of when you had to show compassion and empathy towards others?Q. Give an example of a mistake you have made when working and what you did to prevent it happening again?Q. How do you deal with someone that has a different attitude towards work than you do? Give us an example. Leadership. Decisiveness.
Enthusiasm. Positive and supportive attitude. EnergyEach group member will be graded on a scale from “well below average” to “well above average.”Your personal style, task skills and team skills are assessed.Personal Style – Manner i.e. Calm cheery etc.
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Level of involvement, supportive and cooperative, easy to work with and constructive reasoning.Task Skills – goal oriented, positive contribution, time aware, admit errors and respond accordingly, understand the briefing.Team Skills – good listener, clarify, seek/give support, seek/give ideas, take the lead/make decisions, question, speak clearly.TOP TIP: Make sure that you don’t try to dominate, argue or point score. Try hard to give a positive contribution to the discussions and above all, get to know your team, relax and enjoy it!
HOW TO BECOME AN AIRLINE PILOT – ABOUT THE AUTHORLee Woolaston is currently a Flying Instructor and Captain with a Major UK Regional Airline. He currently flies the Embraer 135/145, a modern regional passenger jet airliner. He has approaching 5000 flying hours total time (3500 with the Airlines) and holds a JAR-FCL ATPL.Prior to the flight, pilots check flight plans, ensure that the aircraft’s controls are operating efficiently and calculate the required fuel for the flight.
They are also responsible for checking the weather conditions and briefing cabin crew. Dear future pilot,I’d like to briefly introduce myself and give you a glimpse of my career so far in Aviation.
I am currently a Captain with a Major UK Regional Airline. I fly the Embraer 135/145 at present. – A modern regional passenger jet airliner.
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I have approaching 5000 flying hours total time (3500 with the Airlines) and I hold a JAA ATPL.My interest in learning to fly started when I did a series of parachute jumps for cancer research. After answering lots of my questions, the pilots at the parachute club said that it would be a good idea if I stopped “bugging” them and book myself in for a trial-flying lesson. That is exactly what I did, and the rest is history! I was hooked and instinctively knew that this is what I wanted to do for a living. It’s interesting that every pilot I’ve ever asked the question “how did you get in to flying?” Always has a unique story to tell.I became a flying instructor ten years ago (at the time of writing) and eight years ago got my first job as an Airline Pilot.Within eighteen months I had progressed to a major regional UK Airline where I have spent the last six and a half years. I achieved my Command eighteen months ago and I have really enjoyed my career so far.It has been my intention to write this manual for a few years to help inform people about: financing, qualifying, becoming and working as an Airline Pilot in today’s market.The main reason being that there are many pitfalls along the way, which year after year lots of people become victims of, especially nowadays.This guide will give you an invaluable insight into being an Airline Pilot and how you can avoid the many pitfalls along the way.Warm regards,Lee Woolaston.