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Old 23rd Feb 2019, 09:04
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Zueg
 
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Originally Posted by Charlie Tay
Flybe interview Feb 2019
Tell me your flying career
Tell me a time you go outside of SOP, what’s SOP there for
Tell me a time when you show good communication in cockpit
Example of positive customer service
Example when someone critical of you
What would you like to improve about yourself
Why flybe
How would you interact with your new colleagues at new base
Example of attention to details in flight
When did you have to take over situation in flight
A time when you work under pressure
Tell me what you know about the Dash8 /What is TORA/ASDA/ tell me about TAT, OAT, SAT Critical engine on dash/ T tail pros and cons
Capacity. How many pax
How to recover a stall

Ice protection on dash Powerplant, how turboprop works What max altitude
range/ fuel burn on dash
How many hydraulic system

Tell me about Circadian rhythm
Flybe interview Feb 20

I had pretty much the same assessment questions!
As far as I know, now they are doing the assessment on the B737 NG at Virtual Jet Center out of Exeter, I have my assessment there and I have the positive result the day after!
Pretty nice people and nothing to worry about. They don't care much about technical questions, they are looking more for your behavior and attitude (many personal question), they are looking a person that is trainable and looks forward to work in team!

Sim Assessment was straight forward as an MCC training they are not looking for perfect knowledge of the aircraft, they look CRM and ability to cope with the partner! If you do mistakes while flying (and trust me You WILL) don't focus and worry about that and continue the flight focused till the end as much as better you can! They want to see trought your mistakes and how you will handle the situation... so chill and do what you know to do!

EDI airport , DEP with SID , air work (climb,turns and descend) than Vectors back for the ILS. You can Go Around(as I did) if you don't feel comfortable with the approach.

Best of Luck to all of you and I look forward to meet you at Exeter!
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