Joining Qatar Airways (QR) - all you need to know about it (threads merged)
Join Date: Apr 2015
Location: Denver
Posts: 6
Originally Posted by Airbornecpl
It contains basic questions..very basic..Ace technical pilot book should be enough...but should be bit careful about cognitive test..google it..will get something to practice..cheers
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: planet earth
Posts: 30
Qatar Airways interview process
Hi,
I received this from a friend, he said they have changed the interview process.
After the introduction the examination was, first 50 ATPL /EASA questions in 60 minutes, second was Math Test no time, third Psychometrics, then the last short term memory, and finally psychological test.
Good luck
I received this from a friend, he said they have changed the interview process.
After the introduction the examination was, first 50 ATPL /EASA questions in 60 minutes, second was Math Test no time, third Psychometrics, then the last short term memory, and finally psychological test.
Good luck
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: None
Posts: 91
I've just come back from Doha. There is no maths test.
The process is the psycometric test before you are invited out to Doha.
- Short introduction from HR on the contract
- 50 ATPL questions in one hour
- Interview with two pilots
- Simulator
The process is the psycometric test before you are invited out to Doha.
- Short introduction from HR on the contract
- 50 ATPL questions in one hour
- Interview with two pilots
- Simulator
Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: Someone else's acft
Posts: 116
Mostly questions about your aviation background and situations that you faced during your career and how you dealt with them.
Expect questions like:
- Why Qatar ?
- How are you going to deal with so many different cultures and habits ?
- Where do you see yourself in 5 years.
- (FO's) Tell me a situation when captain was going to make a wrong call and you had to change his mind. How did you do that ?
- Tell me a situation when you had to fly with someone who didn't want to follow company's procedures. What did you do ?
Etc etc...
Pretty straight forward, don't worry.
IF you would accept and advice, I recommend you making very clear that you always try to follow rules and procedures. I said that I would only deviate in case of an extreme emergency, where my life and the aircraft would be in risk.
One thing else, don't say bad things about your current/previous employer. It's not elegant and looks like they don't appreciate this kind of attitude.
Good luck !
Expect questions like:
- Why Qatar ?
- How are you going to deal with so many different cultures and habits ?
- Where do you see yourself in 5 years.
- (FO's) Tell me a situation when captain was going to make a wrong call and you had to change his mind. How did you do that ?
- Tell me a situation when you had to fly with someone who didn't want to follow company's procedures. What did you do ?
Etc etc...
Pretty straight forward, don't worry.
IF you would accept and advice, I recommend you making very clear that you always try to follow rules and procedures. I said that I would only deviate in case of an extreme emergency, where my life and the aircraft would be in risk.
One thing else, don't say bad things about your current/previous employer. It's not elegant and looks like they don't appreciate this kind of attitude.
Good luck !
