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nondirectbacon 21st Aug 2014 04:08

Cathay Pacific Cadet Pilot Programme
 
Going to have stage2 on 24 November 2014. PM me if u are on the same date.

jjdiy 21st Aug 2014 07:08

Hi all!

Applied for CPP last sunday and got notified on monday (they work that fast?!)

I will have my 1A on 10/9 (wed). Need to "flick" my working place :E .

I'm also finding books to read about.... When I read the posts about the CX interview, I come found something related to extreme calculations.... Eg. IAS to ground speed calculation in different temperature and altitude, wow, is that true?

And do they expect us ( I have 0 flying experience except some simulator) to know how to recover from a spin?

Thanks everyone and good luck!

Le_ 21st Aug 2014 08:07

Stage 1B
 
Hi guys, I am going to have my stage 1b on 2nd September, please PM me if you will have 1b soon and let's get prepared for it:ok:

Will_ninenine 21st Aug 2014 11:29

Chris186 Thank you for the advice,
thats a huge help.

I shall take a look and get some stuff printed off.

Thank you.

mygcdjmyxzg 21st Aug 2014 14:50

Hi jjdiy,

Focus on the JKI booklet, most of the questions come from there.
Plus some Cathay info (What aircraft does Cathay fly...)

For the compass test, practice your hand and eye, simple maths would definitely help.

chris186 21st Aug 2014 18:29

Cathay Pacific Cadet Pilot Programme
 
Ah yes. JKI is a must read. Only if u are comfortable with the content there then u study more from other sources. Fleet and company info are really important too

honggil 21st Aug 2014 18:49

As many others mentioned such as chris 186, read the JKI and a bit beyond the material that is there within the JKI booklet. Info such as the company, the fleet, and weather systems etc. which can be found in a basic flight theory book. Good luck!

sugizo20 22nd Aug 2014 07:59

Gonuts
 
This is real true.

yuenwyf 26th Aug 2014 07:42

Stage 2 on 27 oct, pls pm me
 
For those who will undergo Stage 2 on 27 oct, pls pm me.
I have already got one in the group and let's prepare together!

Evan_Ip 26th Aug 2014 08:36

Stage 2 25 Nov
 
Anyone who will have stage 2 interview on 25 Nov, please PM me

jjdiy 26th Aug 2014 14:47

thanks a lot.

i'm grinding on the book and i think i will finish the book in 3 hours.

But I have something to struggle with........ the clouds and construction of a gimbal

do we really need to understand the structure of it....?


I also read the "Ace_the_Technical_Pilot_Interview"

wow, this one is quite a struggle... things are not really hard but some of the topics/ questions, occasionally, get really struggling

bbq6232 27th Aug 2014 03:38

Stage 2 on Nov 3
 
Pls pm! ;)

joelam 27th Aug 2014 03:51

how long is the wait after 1b
 
i done 1b on 19th Aug. til now hv been a week. no reply from CX by email or phone.
wondering how long hv to wait for the reply?
is it true no news is good news from CX?

jasonchan 27th Aug 2014 14:36

BAK good?
 
people have said the booklet provided by cx is not enough for the test...
so is there any books out there i can purchase to study that are beneficial for cx test?
is BAK a good option? where can i buy one in HK, at cheaper price would be the best;) or i needa purchase online and ship it from australia?:confused::(:sad:

AlvinLiu 28th Aug 2014 16:15

Hi guys,

I'm back lol. I will have my stage 2 on 26th Nov. Please PM me if you are with me :ok:

Alvin

AlvinLiu 28th Aug 2014 16:17

Hi Jason,

Go for BAK. If price is a problem, check if there is any second-hand on maybe e-bay. In HK, I think you can only order it through those book stores or online.

Alvin

Captain Kong 28th Aug 2014 16:21

Initial 1b on 11th of sep
 
Hey guys, I am having 1b on the 11th of sep. Please pm or repost here if you want to practise together

CISTRS 28th Aug 2014 17:13

Basic Aviation Knowledge
 
Jason, Alvin and others....


Why don't you just download from the FAA website, free of charge?

Link:

Aviation Handbooks & Manuals

_____________________________________________

What subjects are included in the BAK exam?

The Basic Aeronautical Knowledge course provides the student with an introduction to:
  • VHF radio operation and procedures
  • Aircraft components and controls
  • The effects of the aircraft controls
  • Forces involved in flight
  • The effects of speed, angle of attack and angle of bank
  • Engines
  • Fuel Systems
  • Oil Systems
  • Electrical Systems
  • Instruments
  • Aeroplane performance
  • The international standard atmosphere
  • Density and pressure height
  • Takeoff and landing performance charts
  • Loading systems
  • Air Law
  • Local meteorology
  • Local area navigation
  • Human performance and limitations

You will find all of these topics and more available free of charge on the US FAA website.


Hope you find this helpful. Please let me know.

likwo 29th Aug 2014 14:22

hey everyone, this is my first post here, good to meet you pilots:E
i got nearly 30 hrs and just applied
i am gonna come back hk for a while in the next few days.
is there any study ground or someone happy to hangout for preparation?
please pm me

jjdiy 30th Aug 2014 07:13

you are having your first stage at when?


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