SITUATIONAL JUDGEMENTPart of the Pilot Pass

Practise situational judgement

24 scenarios · about 15 minutes · no time limitA practice version in the style of airline situational judgement tests. Not the airline's or a test publisher's own test.

BEFORE YOU START

Each scenario is a short situation from flight training, the flight deck or the crew room, with four possible responses.
Pick the most effective and the least effective response. Both choices count: 2 points each for the right one, 1 point if you are one step off.
Your result is points per competency, compared only with your own earlier runs. Airlines score their own tests in their own way, so there is no pass mark here.

Answer as you would act on the day, not as you think a recruiter wants to read.

WHAT IT MEASURES

How you judge everyday situations a pilot meets: speaking up, sharing workload, following procedures under pressure and being honest when it costs you something. Four scenarios for each of these six:

SITUATIONAL JUDGEMENTPart of the Pilot Pass

Practise situational judgement

24 scenarios · about 15 minutes · no time limitA practice version in the style of airline situational judgement tests. Not the airline's or a test publisher's own test.

BEFORE YOU START

Each scenario is a short situation from flight training, the flight deck or the crew room, with four possible responses.
Pick the most effective and the least effective response. Both choices count: 2 points each for the right one, 1 point if you are one step off.
Your result is points per competency, compared only with your own earlier runs. Airlines score their own tests in their own way, so there is no pass mark here.

Answer as you would act on the day, not as you think a recruiter wants to read.

WHAT IT MEASURES

How you judge everyday situations a pilot meets: speaking up, sharing workload, following procedures under pressure and being honest when it costs you something. Four scenarios for each of these six: