Application Question Support
All the help you need to complete your application form questions.
Help for pilots with airline application forms and flying academy application forms.
Helping you get through the door
Great news! You meet the entry requirements. Now all you have to do is get through that tricky application process and through to the assessment phase… Don’t worry – we got you!
With our Application Question Support service, we can help you answer all of those tricky application form questions. So whether you’re applying for a pilot role with an airline, applying for pilot sponsorship schemes or to a flight school, we can help make your answers shine! We are all current airline pilots too, so whatever your question, we are sure that we will be able to help!
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Do you need help answering questions as part of your Airline, Flight School or Scholarship application?
Application Question Support £99.99/hour
Got some tricky questions to answer as part of your application? Flight Deck Wingman can help!
e.g. “In no more than 200 words, tell us why you are applying for this role and what skills you have that will make you an asset to our operation…”
Make your answers stand out from the crowd by making them company specific and demonstrating why you deserve the position!
Who’s it for?
Anyone! We help with:
- Airline “Essay Question” answers.
- Flight School application question answers.
- Sponsorship applications.
- Non native-English speakers who may need a little more help with their answers.
- Any other aspects of an application form.
What’s included?
- Book time in blocks of 60 minutes face-to-face Skype time with your Wingman. If you are unsure of how much time to book, just contact us – we’d be delighted to advise. As a guide, roughly 1 hour per question is the norm.
- Detailed content discussion to answer your application question(s).
- Essential pilot competencies and integration into your answers trained and discussed.
- Training on how to integrate your chosen airline or flight school’s ethos into your pilot application questions.
- Leave the session with the “Techniques” to independently re-attack and significantly improve your answers, or book more time with your Wingman to finalise your answer(s).
How it works
- Book your service and attach your current question(s) and answer(s).
- Your Wingman will review your answer(s) ahead of your session.
- Meet us on Skype at your booked time – we’ll give you our Skype details.
- We get started! Your Wingman will be making use of ‘screen sharing’ and work closely with you to develop your pilot application answers.
Need help with other application areas?
Flight Deck Wingman can help with any area of your pilot application process!
General pilot Application Support
If you need help with any other aspect of your application, then we are here to help. Just book your slot in 30-60 minutes and let’s get started on helping you get your dream job on the flight deck.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you are applying to an airline, a flight school or for some kind of pilot sponsorship scheme, answering application questions often forms part of the pilot, or future pilot selection process. Our pilot application questions services can help!
What is a pilot essay question looking for?
Essay questions are frequently used at all levels of an initial screening process for airlines, flight schools and pilot sponsorship or scholarship schemes. These questions are often poorly answered by candidates who don’t understand the importance of putting together a well thought answer. Recruiters and assessors will be looking for you to evidence knowledge of the position you are applying for and to evidence how your competencies would make you a worthy recipient of further consideration. If you don’t put the effort into answering these questions properly, then don’t be surprised if you are not successful!
How long should my answer be to a pilot essay question?
Most airlines, flight schools or sponsorship/scholarship schemes will make it clear how long your answer should be e.g. “In no more than 300 words…”. If this is the case, then make sure that you count the words carefully using a word count on your computer. If they don’t specify a limit, then we would recommend keeping answers to no more than 300 words – relevant and concise, just like a brief in an aircraft.
Is a pilot essay question as important as my pilot CV?
Almost – certainly! You might think that your experience would speak for itself, but a well motivated pilot candidate will take the time to answer a pilot essay question thoroughly and comprehensively. This could mean that a pilot with less experience is progressed over a candidate with more experience – take your time!
