Lufthansa Italia recruitment
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From: FRANCE
Good news
Hi Dirk85,
Thanks a lot for the info, it's fairly a good news for all of us !
By the way, regarding the DLR test, could you confirm me how are the various tests presented in terms of "Level" ? (pace equivalent to level 1 first, then increased difficulty ?)
Do we have several attempts for each test ? (the best score being retained or the average one ?)
Thanks for your reply. I hope you had or will have the occasion to fly the 737 before your sim.
Cheers
Thanks a lot for the info, it's fairly a good news for all of us !
By the way, regarding the DLR test, could you confirm me how are the various tests presented in terms of "Level" ? (pace equivalent to level 1 first, then increased difficulty ?)
Do we have several attempts for each test ? (the best score being retained or the average one ?)
Thanks for your reply. I hope you had or will have the occasion to fly the 737 before your sim.
Cheers
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From: World
Most of the tests are at an equivalent of the level 3, some even more difficult.
RMS: same as level 3
KRN: more difficult
OWT: same as level 3, but I found it more difficult for the shape of the clocks and the way the numbers are presented
ROT: start very slow, like level 1, gradual increase of the speed until level 3, maybe even faster
SKT: level 3
VLR: level 3, very small box
VMC: like level 3, but the shapes are more difficult to remember
You have only one attempt, but in some you have a few shots for preparation.
Be
RMS: same as level 3
KRN: more difficult
OWT: same as level 3, but I found it more difficult for the shape of the clocks and the way the numbers are presented
ROT: start very slow, like level 1, gradual increase of the speed until level 3, maybe even faster
SKT: level 3
VLR: level 3, very small box
VMC: like level 3, but the shapes are more difficult to remember
You have only one attempt, but in some you have a few shots for preparation.
Be
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Thanks a lot for your quick reply Dirk85 !
It is clear now ! Seems very difficult, it is the reason why I keep training every single day. My results are good to excellent depending on the test, but I expect them to fall a bit at the real exam.
Have a good week-end,
Bye
It is clear now ! Seems very difficult, it is the reason why I keep training every single day. My results are good to excellent depending on the test, but I expect them to fall a bit at the real exam.
Have a good week-end,
Bye
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@ maarlev
I am going a few days before you.
@ Haistofeeck
In Hamburg they will make several examples to make clear how they present the oral math questions. Don't be worried, the only problem will be the math itself, not the way they communicate.
One example: "six to the power of two".
And yes, use just your common sense for CRM, no need to read any book.
I am going a few days before you.
@ Haistofeeck
In Hamburg they will make several examples to make clear how they present the oral math questions. Don't be worried, the only problem will be the math itself, not the way they communicate.
One example: "six to the power of two".
And yes, use just your common sense for CRM, no need to read any book.
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From: Blue Skies
Questions
@costas1979 it's says on your DLR CBT documentation, read in the document called basic knowledge it's says the following:
Tests for Aeronautical Knowledge during the DLR assessment
Your proficiency will be checked during computer assisted testing with a multiple choice test aiming at systems, meteorology, air law, navigation, instruments and human performance limitations. We do not provide a specific Aeronautical Knowledge CBT programme for you to train with. If you feel you have to brush up in aeronautics you need to do this with your own material. Additionally, expect aeronautical problems also to be discussed during your interview.
Hope this clarifies your doubts.
Tests for Aeronautical Knowledge during the DLR assessment
Your proficiency will be checked during computer assisted testing with a multiple choice test aiming at systems, meteorology, air law, navigation, instruments and human performance limitations. We do not provide a specific Aeronautical Knowledge CBT programme for you to train with. If you feel you have to brush up in aeronautics you need to do this with your own material. Additionally, expect aeronautical problems also to be discussed during your interview.
Hope this clarifies your doubts.
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From: K.S.A
The Dlr Destroyed My Life
Hi all ,
i would like to add my experience with DLR assessment
I did applied for our national airlines, and i did jet a respond for Ab-initio program, i started my screening by doing
1- TOEIC test and i pass with level 6
2- TOEFL test and i pass with more than 500 score
3- CPL+IR written test and i pass with more than 80%
4- Simulator check ride + oral test and i pass
5- The
DLR witch i did not get any official result, just sorry your name is not in the list ( this is not fair ) besides it was only one chance with our national airlines and the only choice in my country, but because of the DLR witch DESTROYED my life with no reason i have no chance of becoming a pilot and get my dream job, now i am just setting here trying to find a way out to make that dream come true, again the DLR is NOT fair, your career is in the hand of 2 persons they judge you and say if you fit to be a pilot or not, from my point of view again the DLR is NOT fair.
I hold CPL+IR ME/SE, TT 278 hrs and more than 7 years in aviation.
I wish you all the best & safe flying.
i would like to add my experience with DLR assessment
I did applied for our national airlines, and i did jet a respond for Ab-initio program, i started my screening by doing
1- TOEIC test and i pass with level 6
2- TOEFL test and i pass with more than 500 score
3- CPL+IR written test and i pass with more than 80%
4- Simulator check ride + oral test and i pass
5- The
DLR witch i did not get any official result, just sorry your name is not in the list ( this is not fair ) besides it was only one chance with our national airlines and the only choice in my country, but because of the DLR witch DESTROYED my life with no reason i have no chance of becoming a pilot and get my dream job, now i am just setting here trying to find a way out to make that dream come true, again the DLR is NOT fair, your career is in the hand of 2 persons they judge you and say if you fit to be a pilot or not, from my point of view again the DLR is NOT fair.I hold CPL+IR ME/SE, TT 278 hrs and more than 7 years in aviation.
I wish you all the best & safe flying.
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From: Victoria
Skycaesar,
Its NOT the end of the world, there are other airlines out there apart from Saudia?or LHI .Youre not the first person to have failed the DLR and you wont be the last!
Its up to you now to move on and make your career happen,sitting on here blaming an aptitude test for ruining your life is pretty stupid to be honest!!
Dont give up, youve come this far ok. For what its worth, the DLR is bull in my opinion.
Its NOT the end of the world, there are other airlines out there apart from Saudia?or LHI .Youre not the first person to have failed the DLR and you wont be the last!
Its up to you now to move on and make your career happen,sitting on here blaming an aptitude test for ruining your life is pretty stupid to be honest!!
Dont give up, youve come this far ok. For what its worth, the DLR is bull
in my opinion.
Last edited by SW1; 15th January 2011 at 18:11.
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From: FRANCE
Hi Skycaesar,
I do share your disappointment. These tests are highly demanding and the bottom line of these kinds of selection processes are unfortunately often partly subjective.
We all are more or less suffering from the sharpness of aviation, from the effects of succeeding crisis and so on ... Do not forget your objectives and if flying is your passion, try to find an other way to go and touch the sky on a regular basis. You could become a flight instructor for instance or try to fly as an aerial work pilot... It is not as flying a jetliner with many passengers on board of course, but it nonetheless enable to fly !
I wish you the best for the future, as I wish it for me !
Cheers
PS: why "a joke" Alcongo ?
I do share your disappointment. These tests are highly demanding and the bottom line of these kinds of selection processes are unfortunately often partly subjective.
We all are more or less suffering from the sharpness of aviation, from the effects of succeeding crisis and so on ... Do not forget your objectives and if flying is your passion, try to find an other way to go and touch the sky on a regular basis. You could become a flight instructor for instance or try to fly as an aerial work pilot... It is not as flying a jetliner with many passengers on board of course, but it nonetheless enable to fly !
I wish you the best for the future, as I wish it for me !
Cheers
PS: why "a joke" Alcongo ?
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From: alcongo
why would I think its a joke?
" the only choice in my country,"
if you have a passport get the f*** out of you country, the world it's pretty big you be surprised of the opportunities!!
but because of the DLR witch DESTROYED my life with no reason i have no chance of becoming a pilot and get my dream job"
again.... destroyed my life?? what are you talking about? you still have two legs, to hands etc... you are still able to pull 1st class medical?
"I hold CPL+IR ME/SE, TT 278 hrs and more than 7 years in aviation"
few years ago I was in the same situtaion, same total time and 10 years in aviation, today I am in the airlines flying a jet.
stop crying and wake up, nobody said it was going to be easy getting into the airlines.
do what you gotta do
later
peace out..
" the only choice in my country,"
if you have a passport get the f*** out of you country, the world it's pretty big you be surprised of the opportunities!!
but because of the DLR witch DESTROYED my life with no reason i have no chance of becoming a pilot and get my dream job"
again.... destroyed my life?? what are you talking about? you still have two legs, to hands etc... you are still able to pull 1st class medical?
"I hold CPL+IR ME/SE, TT 278 hrs and more than 7 years in aviation"
few years ago I was in the same situtaion, same total time and 10 years in aviation, today I am in the airlines flying a jet.
stop crying and wake up, nobody said it was going to be easy getting into the airlines.
do what you gotta do
later
peace out..