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SkyStudy Interview Room
Preparation for an airline pilot interview, written from what operators publish and what the EASA competency framework actually asks for. None of it is an assessment, and none of it says anything about how a real selection process will go.
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- The nine EASA core competencies
What each one is, what an interviewer is actually listening for in an answer, and the questions worth asking back at the end.
- Airline preparation
What a verified employer profile records about an operator: hiring stages, interview format, sim note, timeline, fleet and bases, each with the source it came from. An operator whose profile records nothing is listed saying so rather than filled in with guesswork.
- Sim assessment guide
What the day is, what is looked at, and how to prepare for one. Written operator-agnostic, because sim details vary by operator, aircraft type and country. It is a guide, not a simulator, and it says so.
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Not open yet: the spoken rooms
- The spoken technical oral
EASA theory asked out loud and answered out loud, 12 questions in three parts, marked against a written model answer.
Read what it covers - The spoken airline interview
The standard opening set, behavioural questions on the nine competencies answered with STAR, then the close and the questions you ask them.
Read what it covers
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How the spoken rooms will work in your browser
You answer out loud and your own browser turns it into text. The audio never leaves your device and nothing is uploaded. Where a browser has no speech recognition, and Firefox is the one that does not, you type instead and the feedback comes from exactly the same written model answers.
Reading rather than practising? The pilot interview guide covers the STAR method and the nine EASA core competencies end to end.
SkyStudy is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by any airline, recruiter or assessment provider. Nothing here predicts or guarantees the outcome of any interview, assessment or selection process.