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From: Cambridge
It seems like it is the same as last years. I did it and I had to balance scales, hit a certain key based on if a number was odd or even and pointed or round, there was a simple one where you have to select a certain key based on the direction of an arrow, the last gamey sort of one was where you have to predict whether it will be day or night based on a pair of symbols. The last assessment was one where you had to decide what emotion people were feeling.
Overall my score was 1/4/2/4/4.
Feeling hopeful!
It seems like it is the same as last years. I did it and I had to balance scales, hit a certain key based on if a number was odd or even and pointed or round, there was a simple one where you have to select a certain key based on the direction of an arrow, the last gamey sort of one was where you have to predict whether it will be day or night based on a pair of symbols. The last assessment was one where you had to decide what emotion people were feeling.
Overall my score was 1/4/2/4/4.
Feeling hopeful!
Joined: Mar 2026
Aviation Qualifications: SLF
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From: London
Testing question
Does anyone know if failing the cognitive stage of the tests prevents you from progressing to the next stage? I heard that BA still puts candidates through all the maths, science, and cognitive tests regardless of their score.
Joined: Mar 2026
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From: Hampshire
Just finished my Arctic Shores, the balance test was much harder than my practice material but I found the other tests pretty fine.
Ended with a 4/4 on the first 3 topics, 2/4 on numerics and 3/4 on learning. No idea what to expect, kind of beating myself up over numerics though - I’m worried that alone has now cut me out.
Best of luck to everyone
Ended with a 4/4 on the first 3 topics, 2/4 on numerics and 3/4 on learning. No idea what to expect, kind of beating myself up over numerics though - I’m worried that alone has now cut me out.
Best of luck to everyone
Joined: Dec 2005
Aviation Qualifications: ATPL
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From: Hong Kong
Matbe it's not for you because you don't really want it? If you did perhaps you'd be saying "Another year of working 3 jobs, another year closer to a pilots licence".
Joined: Aug 2019
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From: Crawley
How did people find the last task with the faces and emotions? I came out with a one, despite working in a team and also dealing with a large number of people every day! Feel this has let me down, overall I scored 1-4-4-3-2.
Joined: May 2024
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From: United Kingdom
I got a 2 in numeric because I just had no idea what to do with those scales. Regardless that my best grades in school were maths and I did it at A level. Plus I am like a pig in mud when it comes to gen nav, performance and planning. Yet I am not a fan of met which these tests indicate that I am.
These selection processes are more about your motivational statement and how you interview as that is what makes you.
Joined: Dec 2025
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From: Sheffield
I found the Expressions tricky as well. I got a 2 on that but 4 on everything else. It feels like a really peculiar test - I spoke to my friend who's a highly experienced captain and he was equally perplexed since you're seldom using non-verbal communication on the flight deck.
Joined: Feb 2026
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From: United States
I am really curious to know what this years application numbers are. As far as I can find there were 18,000 in the previous or first year. I wonder if there are more or less this year. I also wonder if they will administer tests in waves like the previous years. Has anyone not been administered a test yet?
Joined: Mar 2026
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From: Glasgow
My 2 cents: I did some decent prep beforehand and scored 1,3,3,4,4 (15/20 if captured numerically). Strangely scored 1 on the facial recognition test like mentioned by someone else. Very strange since I had practiced this exact test using other providers and scored extremely high, I have no social awareness issues and have been working in a fast paced corporate environment for 5 years almost. Anyways hope everyone else also done ok and progresses to the next stage which I presume is the AON tests ?
Joined: Mar 2026
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From: United Kingdom
yeah ngl I am quite worried, I scored 1,3,4,4,2
the 1 being ‘How You Understand Others’ the narrative suggests I work better working 1-to-1 with only occasional teamwork - which isn’t correct - and in worried that’s gonna cull me at this stage.
obviously nothing I can do now and I shouldn’t worry about it it’s all locked in on their side just got to wait and see.
Joined: Apr 2025
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From: Bordeaux
My 2 cents: I did some decent prep beforehand and scored 1,3,3,4,4 (15/20 if captured numerically). Strangely scored 1 on the facial recognition test like mentioned by someone else. Very strange since I had practiced this exact test using other providers and scored extremely high, I have no social awareness issues and have been working in a fast paced corporate environment for 5 years almost. Anyways hope everyone else also done ok and progresses to the next stage which I presume is the AON tests ?
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From: Stamford
I progressed to the one way interview stage last year (butchered it lol) which means I passed the Arctic Shores last year. I feel I did worse this year but managed 3,4,4,2,2.
I practiced using Pilot Aptitude Test beforehand for a few hours which kind of helped but found the scales test on PAT was not great compared to the actual test.
I practiced using Pilot Aptitude Test beforehand for a few hours which kind of helped but found the scales test on PAT was not great compared to the actual test.
Joined: Jun 2025
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From: UK
Just to clarify, did you get rejected after the digital interview or did you complete the AON tests as well? Interested to know as I thought I messed up the digital interview last year but I did make it onto AON testing afterwards. I wasn't sure if people who did the interview also had to do AON regardless, or if you had to pass the digital interview to get to AON.
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From: Bordeaux
Just to clarify, did you get rejected after the digital interview or did you complete the AON tests as well? Interested to know as I thought I messed up the digital interview last year but I did make it onto AON testing afterwards. I wasn't sure if people who did the interview also had to do AON regardless, or if you had to pass the digital interview to get to AON.
Application -> Arctic Shores -> Physics -> Aon -> Motivational Assessment
Why do you think Aon is after the Digital Interview?
I spoke to PAT on live chat and they are making a 'Science E-Learning' so I will use this for Physics. Did anyone do Physics last year?
Joined: Mar 2024
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From: Stamford
In the PDF for 2026, it is:
Application -> Arctic Shores -> Physics -> Aon -> Motivational Assessment
Why do you think Aon is after the Digital Interview?
I spoke to PAT on live chat and they are making a 'Science E-Learning' so I will use this for Physics. Did anyone do Physics last year?
Application -> Arctic Shores -> Physics -> Aon -> Motivational Assessment
Why do you think Aon is after the Digital Interview?
I spoke to PAT on live chat and they are making a 'Science E-Learning' so I will use this for Physics. Did anyone do Physics last year?
https://jet2careers.com/wp-content/u...ance-2026.html
Edit: I can see it says "On successful completion, you will be asked to take a physics assessment.". Odd that it doesn't have a separate numbered section for that.