Hi All
I have been involved in recruitment in Britannia/Thomsonfly for many years. We are very keen to get the best possible Pilots regardless of their background, which is Not common place in Europe.
The verbal reasoning is marked very differently if you are not a first language speaker. This is identified at the application stage and on the day.
We make no apologies for the Maths test. It is the universal language of science. The majority of unsucessful candidates fail on the maths test alone. However, the information on the type of relitively basic maths questions are available on the internet and on this sight.
If you fail on day one.....its generally down to lack of preparation.
It is not an easy nut to crack but getting into one of the worlds best companies/emploiyers is not going to be easy. Many of our Pilots have had to persiver and have two or three attemps before being successful
