Emirates Pilot Interview
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Emirates Pilot Interview
Hi guys,
Just preparing myself for a FO interview with EK and just wanted to know of what is best to study. I am specifically looking for recommendations on which topics to study, which topics to concentrate most, which books and on any sort of preparation it would be wise to do before attending the interview.
Would appreciate any feedback from candidates that have been recently hired by EK either on this post or via a private message.
Thanks in advance.
Just preparing myself for a FO interview with EK and just wanted to know of what is best to study. I am specifically looking for recommendations on which topics to study, which topics to concentrate most, which books and on any sort of preparation it would be wise to do before attending the interview.
Would appreciate any feedback from candidates that have been recently hired by EK either on this post or via a private message.
Thanks in advance.
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Texas
Shed loads of info on another forum!
To be honest, if you've got the experience required don't waste your money on 'prep books'. You should be able to answer the questions with relative ease. The team are looking at you and how you will fit in. As has been said many times, be yourself.
Relax and try to enjoy the selection, it is possible!
Good luck.
To be honest, if you've got the experience required don't waste your money on 'prep books'. You should be able to answer the questions with relative ease. The team are looking at you and how you will fit in. As has been said many times, be yourself.
Relax and try to enjoy the selection, it is possible!
Good luck.
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: Dubai
I suggest you do some general ATPL theory and basic maths revision. Prepare for the sim (lots of good info on this elsewhere on this site) and mainly using A320 and A310 sim for evaluations in DXB.
Most importantly, prepare for situational experience type questions in interview and be yourself.
Good luck!
Most importantly, prepare for situational experience type questions in interview and be yourself.
Good luck!
