The national flag carrier of the United Kingdom, British Airways is the largest airline in the UK and provides scheduled domestic and international services. The airline utilises a computerised pilot aptitude test to assess both qualified and unqualified (ab-initio) pilots. Facilitated by CTC Aviation, FTE Jerez and CAE Oxford Aviation Academy, British Airways also operates the Future Pilot Programme to assess and recruit unqualified pilot candidates.
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All pilot aptitude tests aim to assess the same key core skills required to complete pilot training successfully and/or operate an aircraft competently. The assessment of skills such as multi-tasking, spatial awareness, memory capacity, hand-to-eye coordination and mental arithmetic cannot necessarily be assessed within one test and therefore a pilot aptitude test is commonly separated in to a collection of tests, organised in to a battery and completed by the candidate in one sitting. The candidate is commonly provided with two attempts in which to complete this battery, enabling assessors to analyse improvement shown by the candidate.
If you are a candidate attending the BA Future Pilot Programme assessment at CTC Aviation, FTE Jerez or Oxford Aviation Academy please refer to the relevant information within the Knowledgebase.
British Airways utilises a computerised pilot aptitude test to assess pilot candidates, also assessing verbal reasoning and mathematic skills. Since our inception in 2012, a substantial number of candidates attending the British Airways Direct Entry Pilot assessment have gained benefit from the online preparation software provided by PilotAptitudeTest.com.
We recommend using the content shown below in coordination with our Online Preparation Planners in preparation for assessment with British Airways DEP.
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