Cathay Pacific Cadet Pilot Programme
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Hi Guys,
Another question sorry. Above it mentions that you are allowed to use a calculator in the Cathay Dragon initial A Numeracy test? Can anyone confirm if this is correct?
Seems strange that they would allow calculators in Cathay Dragon but not Cathay Pacific?
Thanks
Another question sorry. Above it mentions that you are allowed to use a calculator in the Cathay Dragon initial A Numeracy test? Can anyone confirm if this is correct?
Seems strange that they would allow calculators in Cathay Dragon but not Cathay Pacific?
Thanks
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Going back on 26 March for 1A and that's pretty much where I am looking at from now!!!!! Good Luck with your stage 2, do let me know when will happen!!!!!!
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Greetings
Hi all, I am new here.
I am going to take the 1a on 12th for both CX and KA.
If there’s any WhatsApp study group please add me in!
My email is Benedict(at)sealandcount(dot).org
I am going to take the 1a on 12th for both CX and KA.
If there’s any WhatsApp study group please add me in!
My email is Benedict(at)sealandcount(dot).org
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Stage 2, 19th Mar 2018
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Has any non-local gotten an invite for Stage 2? If so, did CX condense the schedule for Stage 2, english test, and medical? Or is it spread over 2-3 weeks as well?
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Just make sure you can do medium or hard and be at least average on the global scores and you'll be fine. The CX cut-e is easier for the most part as well.
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Thank you for your answer. Do you know is there anywhere that I could find the benchmark of the global scores tho? Thank you very much!
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Hey mate, heard anything about your stage 2? Also wondering the difficulties of the maths is it more between easy or hard level like those on the latest pilot. com or even more difficult? I am pretty good at aviation maths but not the conversion stuff.