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Old 14th Jun 2012, 00:23   #1 (permalink)


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Air NZ Recruit to Group Interview
Has anybody got some concise gen on the 2 day interview process or recently done it and care to share?
Stuff like, type of questions asked, sim profiles, flight planning info, panel questions etc etc. Not much info on here to go on so your help appreciated. Cheers
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Old 18th Jun 2012, 04:49   #2 (permalink)
 
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Sim ride seems to change alot, three people have gotten an ILS into AA and one had a VOR/DME Alpha into RO.

Not too sure about the other stuff.
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heard of Wellington and Dunedin being used to,
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Old 27th Oct 2012, 22:54   #4 (permalink)
 
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anyone got more info on recent interviews?
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