Cathay Pacific Cadet Pilot Programme
Join Date: Sep 2018
Location: Here
Posts: 4
Originally Posted by Lieblingcynthia
For the cadet pilot programme is open for HK residents only. For other entries like second officer it is possible for all nationalities if you have CPL and 250+hrs.
Join Date: May 2018
Location: Hong Kong
Posts: 1
Looking for final gpmate
Who are going to do your final on 16 Dec 2019?
please feel free to contact me via
email : [email protected]
telegram : onee119rhi
Lets practice together!
please feel free to contact me via
email : [email protected]
telegram : onee119rhi
Lets practice together!
Join Date: Dec 2019
Location: HK
Posts: 2
Final Assessment 21 Jan 2020
If you are having it on that day, please PM or email: [email protected] Thank you
Join Date: Dec 2019
Location: Hong Kong
Posts: 1
I would like to join the study group
please include me [email protected]
please include me [email protected]
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: Hong Kong
Posts: 2
If I failed stage 2, would I need to do stage 1 tests again?
How difficult is the 1A questionnaire? some people are saying it's dead easy because the other 3 choices are so obviously wrong, but the exam tips on LPJ seem to suggest otherwise to me...
Has it really become easy to become a CX cadet in recent years?
How difficult is the 1A questionnaire? some people are saying it's dead easy because the other 3 choices are so obviously wrong, but the exam tips on LPJ seem to suggest otherwise to me...
Has it really become easy to become a CX cadet in recent years?
Join Date: May 2017
Location: australia
Posts: 8
Looking for cadet program stage 2 group mates on 23rd Jan . Whatsapp +61412880237 🙂
Last edited by leena666; 17th Dec 2019 at 09:17.
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: Hong Kong
Posts: 2
Folks,
Stage 1a tech quiz was not easy at all. FAA book tells you what are X and Y but be well-prepared for applied knowledge questions. You'd need 70% to pass.
Either the level of difficulty has changed, or people were trying to deceive their potential competitors by calling it 'very straightforward' online.
As for the games, go get a premium on LPJ. There were 8 parts in total, two surveys about your behaviour, as well as 6 games which were: reaction, monitoring, spatial orientation, multitasking, missile and numeracy tests.
I'm pretty sure I didn't make it, in fact part of me don't want to pass that quickly for now. Later stages as well as the training in Australia can only be orders of magnitude more difficult, which can never be reattempted for life if failed, so better spend some time to obtain CPL/ATPL-level theory knowledge before I even consider reapplying.
Stage 1a tech quiz was not easy at all. FAA book tells you what are X and Y but be well-prepared for applied knowledge questions. You'd need 70% to pass.
Either the level of difficulty has changed, or people were trying to deceive their potential competitors by calling it 'very straightforward' online.
As for the games, go get a premium on LPJ. There were 8 parts in total, two surveys about your behaviour, as well as 6 games which were: reaction, monitoring, spatial orientation, multitasking, missile and numeracy tests.
I'm pretty sure I didn't make it, in fact part of me don't want to pass that quickly for now. Later stages as well as the training in Australia can only be orders of magnitude more difficult, which can never be reattempted for life if failed, so better spend some time to obtain CPL/ATPL-level theory knowledge before I even consider reapplying.
