by G-SPOT
i disagree. most airlines do see your results, they SHOULD be on your cv, many do not state it but require a certain mark - eg BA req 85%.
Remind me which airline's recruiting department you work for, Spotty?
Airlines do not see your exam results unless you choose to tell them. There is no reason to put your percentages on your CV. If an airline has paid for your training (which none do any more), or has offered you a job contingent on certain results (easyJet/CTC), they may be entitled to see your results. If you are a self-sponsored student, that is not the case.
I reiterate for the hard of hearing: you should do your best to get the highest mark you can, but a pass is a pass.
Scroggs