🧠Pilot Prep
Practice for the assessment day, not just the answer
Airline selection tests things you cannot revise the night before. These are the tools to practise them properly: take them apart, watch how they work, and build the intuition the test is really measuring.
Practice labs
Interactive trainers for the parts of selection a page of text cannot teach. Nothing to memorise: work the thing until you can see it.
Cube Folding Lab
Work out which faces end up where with the net held flat, the way a real aptitude item asks it, then fold the model and see whether you were right. Builds the mental picture spatial tests are really measuring.
10 items a set · about 10 minutes · timed and scored, or free practice with the model in your hands
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Manoeuvre Chain Trainer
Apply control inputs in order and work out where the aeroplane ends up. Rotations do not commute, which is why roll then pitch lands somewhere completely different from pitch then roll.
10 items a set · about 12 minutes · timed and scored, or free practice with the model in your hands
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Circuit Position Trainer
Translate between the plan view and what you actually see out of the window. The core spatial skill of flying a circuit, and one no commercial aptitude test bothers to measure.
10 items a set · about 12 minutes · timed and scored, or free practice with the model in your hands
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Areas
What is here, and what is not
- Practice labs
- 3
- Areas open
- 1
- Study guides
- 0
- Quiz questions
- 0
That is the whole of it. No question bank, no list of interview answers, no numerical or verbal reasoning sets: none of it is written yet, and a stub page pretending otherwise would waste the one thing you are short of. This section stays small until there is something worth adding. Everything listed here works today.