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Jet Connect Pilot Interview Information and Study Guide

Jet Connect Pilot selection is similar to all Qantas group assessments. Jet Connect pilots operate B737-800 flying between New Zealand and Australia under the Qantas banner. Below are assessment breakdowns and a study guide to help you with your process through the Jet Connect/Qantas group interview and assessments as a pilot.



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Online Application

Includes the following that must be entered and submitted

My Information

Name, Address and Contact details


My Experience

Please provide a summary of up to 10 years of your work experience starting with your most recent.

Training History: Degrees or Colleges

Resume and Cover Letter

Websites: Linkedin, own website


Application Questions 1 of 2

Do you have 700 hours total aeronautical experience?*

Do you have 250 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC) of a multi-engine aeroplane (MEA) (excluding ICUS & SIM)?

Do you have 250 hours as PIC of a single engine turbine aeroplane greater than 3,400kg MTOW (excluding ICUS & SIM)?

Do you have 250 hours as a co-pilot in a multi-engine turbine, multi-crew aero plane (excluding ICUS & SIM)?


Application Questions 2 of 2

What gender do you identify with?

Which statement most closely describes your right to work in the country that this position is based?*

Do you hold a current passport with unrestricted access to all countries?

Please provide your ARN License number

Are you currently employed by a Qantas Group entity in the role of a Pilot?

Please enter the date you commenced with your current employer.

What aircraft type are you currently flying?

What is your current job title / rank?

Do you hold an Australian and /or New Zealand ATPL(A) or CPL(A)?

Do you hold a CASA Multi-Engine Aeroplane (MEA) with current IAP 2D and 3D instrument endorsements?

Do you have an ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 6 endorsed on your licence?

Do you hold or are you eligible to hold a CASA Class 1 Aviation Medical Certificate?

Please provide your total aeroplane flying hours (excluding ICUS and SIM)

Please provide your actual total aeroplane flying hours (excluding ICUS and SIM)

Please provide your total PIC aeroplane flying hours (excluding ICUS and SIM)

Please provide your actual total PIC aeroplane flying hours (excluding ICUS and SIM)

Please provide your total multi-engine aeroplane flying hours (excluding SIM)

Please provide your actual total multi-engine aeroplane flying hours (excluding SIM)

Please provide your total PIC multi-engine aeroplane flying hours (excluding ICUS and SIM)

Please provide your actual total PIC multi-engine aeroplane flying hours (excluding ICUS and SIM)

Please provide your total multi-crew hours (excluding SIM). Only include hours on an aeroplane that is certified to be operated for multi-crew operations.

Please provide your actual total multi-crew hours (excluding SIM). Only include hours on an aeroplane that is certified to be operated for multi-crew operations

Please provide your total PIC multi-crew hours (excluding SIM). Only include hours on an aeroplane that is certified to be operated for multi-crew operations.

Please provide your actual total PIC multi-crew hours (excluding SIM). Only include hours on an aeroplane that is certified to be operated for multi-crew operations

Please provide your total aeroplane flying hours in last 12 months

Do you have Instructing, Training and/or Checking experience?

Please indicate the flight training organisation/institution that conducted the training for your initial CPL

Please select your highest level of education

Do you hold a current First Aid Certificate as required by CASA, CASR Part 121?

Are you able to swim 50 metres fully clothed and then tread water for a minimum of 3 minutes? (Please note: you will be asked to provide supporting documentation should your application proceed)

Have you ever had an aviation related accident or serious incident?

Have you ever had your licence suspended for any reason?

Have you been convicted of any criminal offence and/or have any pending criminal proceedings in any country which may impact your ability to obtain aviation security clearance?

Are there any factor/s which may prevent you from working any day, time or period without restriction?

Please confirm where you currently reside.


Voluntary Disclosures

Anything they should know that you have not been able to upload or disclose?


Review

Check and Submit


Minimum Requirements for Qantas Freight Pilot/ EFA

First Officer with Jet Connect, you’ll have;

  • An Australian Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL (A)) or Australian Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL (A)).

  • For CPL holders, passes in a complete set of Australian CASA or New Zealand CAA ATPL subjects are required.

  • Endorsements for Instrument Approach 2D and 3D on a CASA Multi Engine Aeroplane Instrument Rating.

  • A current Instrument Proficiency Check (MEA).

  • Level 6 English Language Proficiency on your CASA Licence.

  • Current CASA Class 1 Aviation Medical Certificate.

  • The ability to hold an Aviation Security card, ASIC (Aust) and AvSec (NZ).

  • Hold a current passport with at least 12 months validity.

  • The right to live and work in New Zealand without restriction or sponsorship. Non-New Zealand or non-Australian passport holders require a New Zealand Permanent Resident Visa


Hours Requirements: (Updated) 

  • 1,500 hours total aeronautical experience,

  • 500 hours of powered fixed wing multi-engine or single-engine-turbine aeroplane, and

  • either:

    • 250 hours in Command of a powered fixed wing aeroplane, or

    • 250 hours in Command of a powered fixed wing aeroplane, of which up to 180 hours may be ICUS, and 500 hours as Co-Pilot of a transport category aeroplane. 


Personality and Motivation Testing: 2 separate assessments, very easy, be your self and follow the instructions.

Measure your behavioral style, opinions, and motivators- for example, whether you prefer to work independently or in a group, whether you prefer to follow others or take charge.

Your answers will be limited to 5 categories.

1. Very demotivating

2. Demotivating

3. Neutral

4. Motivating

5. Very Motivating


EXAMPLE:

I prefer to work in a team environment. 

1. Very demotivating

2. Demotivating

3. Neutral

4. Motivating

5. Very Motivating


Aptitude Testing for the Express Freighter Pilot

Aptitude Testing

SHL 

Practice makes perfect, read all instructions on the pages when doing your testing. Free Practice Aptitude Tests: Jobtestprep.co.uk Use the (General Ability Test)

JobTestPrep seems to have the best practice tests and paid-for version for QF


General Ability Test:

36 Minutes: 30 Questions

A product is shipped 100 times, It is increased by 10% every year.

How many are shipped in year 4?

A car is Blue, but not all toys are blue, which statement is true?

4 people, George, Harry, Gemma and Ian are ranked in terms of seniority according to the following: Harry is ranked higher than Gemma, and Ian is ranked the lowest, Which is true?

A company produced 21 barrels of produce. Each customer used one throid of a barrel of the product, All 21 barrels were used. How many customers used the product?


Free Pilot Compass Testing Sites for Practice

Free Math Test: Math Test 

Latest Pilot Jobs: Free Tests

Free Practice Aptitude Tests: Jobtestprep.co.uk 

Verbal Reasoning SHL free Practice


Group Exercise/ Mayday

Mayday Game is, Same as the QF game. Risk versus Inconvenience based exercise.

The objective of MAYDAY CRM Training Concept is to enhance the non-technical skills of the crew. 'Effective Communication' will be the main driver, and the game is designed to improve the communication skills of both the flight deck and the cabin crew. Furthermore, it will facilitate group decision-making and enhance the understanding of the different environments and issues on the flight deck and in the cabin. The group will be led through the game and have to make a series of decisions based on the Pickup cards and crew they are given on the board game. Situations will arise where everyone needs to make a decision which will lead to either reducing or increasing risk for the sake of convenience. Goes for about 25 minutes and will be stopped.

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