Cathay Pacific application questions
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Cathay Pacific application questions
1 ATP USA vs ATPL what is the difference and If I have an ATP USA will company training result in an ATPL?
2 What is 20,000Kg in pounds? 12000kg?
3 Why do you wish to join Cathay Pacific Airways?
4 Apart from good pilot flying skills, what attributes do you
believe are required of a pilot in a successful airline?
5 Other qualifications/Experience?
2 What is 20,000Kg in pounds? 12000kg?
3 Why do you wish to join Cathay Pacific Airways?
4 Apart from good pilot flying skills, what attributes do you
believe are required of a pilot in a successful airline?
5 Other qualifications/Experience?
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2) This is a pretty SIMPLE calculation. 20,000 X 0.45 = abt 9000 pounds.
EDITED: oh ya, wrong way, that is for converting pound to kg.
EDITED: oh ya, wrong way, that is for converting pound to kg.
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Ummmm...there's about 2.2 pounds / 1 kg. Therefore, the answer should be 44,000 pounds roughly.
Question 3 & 4 is rather personal so I suggest you just put down what you think applies to you.
Question 3 & 4 is rather personal so I suggest you just put down what you think applies to you.
Maybe I'm just getting more cynical and less charitable in my old age but are you serious????
If you need to ask how to do simple coversions and explain how to answer what are typical airline application questions, then you probably shouldn't bother with CX.
If you need to ask how to do simple coversions and explain how to answer what are typical airline application questions, then you probably shouldn't bother with CX.
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I think that knowing the best ways to answer some specific questions is good, but the interviewers, as some people say, can read your mind like a book.
So best be yourself, and think logically how and what to answer/do might be a better way for you to success.
So best be yourself, and think logically how and what to answer/do might be a better way for you to success.
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You would be surprised how many people ask the same "ATPL" question. Although, it keeps a lot of them from applying because they don't think they have an ICAO license. What they fail to know is that ICAO was established in Chicago and is a U.N. organization, if you are in the U.N., chances are you are an ICAO member state. Shhhhh....let's keep it between us shall we 
