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Build a clear pilot CV with an editable template, then plan your next applications.
Get the CV guideUse the official briefing to structure your preparation and focus your practice.
Read the assessment guideWork through pay, base, roster and training commitments before you decide.
Use the offer checklistPut it into practice
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Compare annual pay, allowances, expenses and roster days across two offers.
Compare contractsTurn aeroplane logbook totals into a gap list, with clear PIC / PICUS routes.
Open the worksheetManage applications, next actions and due follow-ups. Keep an exportable backup.
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Prepare from the airline briefing, distinguish recruitment pathways and plan focused practice in both pilot flying and pilot monitoring roles.
Compare independent courses, airline-linked pathways and training repayment agreements before committing to a type rating.
A practical airline offer checklist covering the legal entity, pay, base, roster, training costs, start conditions and exit obligations.
Build a clear pilot CV with dated hours, licence details and relevant experience. Download the redesigned editable Word template.
An original audit of 20 airline cadet programmes shows how geography, language and employment terms narrow access even when training is funded.
Fly.hr compared 20 official airline cadet selection processes, from aptitude tests and psychometrics to interviews and group exercises.
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