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SAS Link

Suitable for SAS Link Preparation

Activities to aid preparation for your Computerised Pilot Aptitude Test

Calculate

Choose from a collection of provided numbers to correctly finish a series of incomplete equations.

Align

Use motor skills, multitasking, mental arithmetic and your monitoring ability to complete three concurrent tasks.

Sonic

Engage with this multitasking activity as you monitor visual and aural tasks, and confirm the validity of mathematical equations.

Runway

Align a landing zone with an approaching aircraft, verify equations and identify duplicated letters in a series.

Multitasking Capability

Verify equations, identify duplicate shapes in a pattern and manoeuvre an aircraft to avoid incoming hazards.

Characters

Progress through a series of images to identify a specific letter with associated dots as quickly as possible.

Direction

Interrogate common aircraft instruments to identify aircraft orientation relative to a central point.

Dots

Observe a series of erratically and visually identical moving dots, periodically identifying the quantity displayed.

Code

Identify which transformation code converts an input sequence of shapes into an output sequence.

Flashcards

Observe a series of disappearing images and recall the correct images from an available selection.

Logic

Interrogate a grid of assorted shapes to identify a shape which satisfies rule criteria, both horizontally and vertically.

Matrix

Rapidly interrogate two matrices containing differing icons, identifying conflicting or missing icons in the second matrix.

React

Observe and rapidly respond to changing images, acknowledging when two matching images are displayed on screen.

Sense of Direction

Observe change of orientation in an arrow and acknowledge action required to achieve change.

Switch

Simultaneously memorise the position and progression of dots displayed on screen whilst validating statements.

Spin

Navigate through a rotating tube containing a variety of advancing spinning shapes which must be avoided.

Rules

Discover the rules governing two groups of elements, selecting an additional element which follows the rule of either group.

Sets

Examine sets of images to identify the one image which doesn't follow the rule.

Recognition

Identify the rule governing transformation between two grids and select two other grids which also follow a rule.

Maths for Aon®

Interpret and apply understanding to a range of mathematical concepts evaluated within Aon® assessments.

Verb. Reasoning B1

Answer a series of questions confirming the validity of statements about multiple passages of text.

Verb. Reasoning B2

Answer a series of questions confirming the validity of statements about multiple passages of text.

Verb. Reasoning B3

Answer a series of questions confirming the validity of statements about multiple passages of text.

Verb. Reasoning B4

Answer a series of questions confirming the validity of statements about multiple passages of text.

Verb. Reasoning B5

Answer a series of questions confirming the validity of statements about multiple passages of text.

Verb. Reasoning B6

Answer a series of questions confirming the validity of statements about multiple passages of text.

Activities to aid improvement of ATPL and Technical Knowledge

Preparing for ATPL and Technical Knowledge Assessments In preparation for an ATPL and/or Technical Knowledge assessment, choose to engage with more than 4,000 Questions on the subject area separated in to individual topics, below.

The questions contained in this database are produced from more than 15 years of feedback obtained from candidates that have undertaken assessments with many airlines around the world.

Additionally, use our ATPL for Aon® activity to interface with hundreds of questions (475+) produced from recent feedback obtained from successful candidates.

Aerodynamics

Questions concerning the principles of flight, assessing understanding of both basic and complex fundamentals.

Aircraft Systems

Questions concerning systems that enable flight, including instrumentation, hydraulics and electrics.

Engines and Propulsion

Questions concerning propellors, fire protection systems, piston engines, gas turbine engines and their differences.

Flight Operations

Questions concerning IFR, VFR, radiotelephony and the application of air law.

Human Performance

Questions concerning the human body and the physiological factors which can affect flight safety.

Meteorology

Questions concerning weather, pressure systems, fronts, clouds, icing, precipitation, turbulence and interpreting reports.

Navigation

Questions concerning the usage of charts, airborne equipment, ground-based equipment and radar to aid navigation.

Performance and Planning

Questions concerning aircraft performance, incorporating take-off, climb, enroute, descent and landing planning.

ATPL for Aon®

Engage with a variety of ATPL-level questions evaluated within Aon® Aviation Knowledge assessments.

Preparing for the Aon® Aviation Knowledge Module When engaging in an Aon® test, ATPL-level questions are presented within an Aviation Knowledge module and are rooted in ATPL ground school theory.

They typically present a single concept and ask the candidate to identify the correct definition, principle, or statement from four options.

The wording is concise and textbook-aligned. Candidates are tested on whether they can recall and distinguish core EASA subject matter - not apply it to a specific operational situation.

Activities to aid preparation for your Personality Test

Preparing for your Personality Test/Assessment Your assessment is expected to include the Aon Work-Related Behaviour (Shapes) personality questionnaire, delivered within the Aon Aviation Suite.

In this personality test, you will be presented with groups of three statements and six points to distribute based on how well each statement reflects your personality. You may also encounter the ADEPT-15 slider pairs format.

Use our Personality Testing Simulator to build familiarity with these formats before your assessment day and progress through our Personality Testing E-Learning modules to understand what assessors are looking for and how your results are scored and interpreted.