The Airline Interview, Mastered.
Ditch the outdated PDFs and scattered forum gouges. A free study platform built around the open-ended questions interviewers actually ask you face to face, whether you're joining a new airline or preparing for your command upgrade. When you're ready, test yourself: write your answers and get examiner-style feedback in seconds.
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- Questions & memory cards
Three paths. One syllabus.
Joining a new airline
Broad technical refresh, competency-based interview preparation, simulator assessment briefing, and how to adapt quickly to a new operator's manuals and SOPs.
Start the new-airline trackUpgrading to captain
The commander's legal authority and responsibilities, MEL dispatch decisions, fuel and alternate planning, leadership, non-normal decision-making, and the command board.
Start the captain trackDirect-entry captain
New airline and new seat at once: both tracks combined.
Start the direct-entry trackModern airlines test the why, not just the what.
Rote memorization isn't enough anymore. Competency-based interviews expect you to reason through aircraft systems, performance trade-offs and CRM scenarios in real time. There are no A-B-C-D answer buttons here: every question is the kind you'll get across the table, with a structured model answer and the key points an examiner listens for, so you can compare yours. V2Ready trains you to think that way.
Practise like the real interview.
Choose the chapters you want to work on, answer each question in your own words, and see how an examiner would mark it: a grade from 1 to 5, the key points you covered or missed, any technical errors, and your answer side by side with the model answer. Get feedback after every question, or keep it for the end like a real assessment.
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Pick your scope
Any chapters or subchapters, 5 to 20 questions.
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Write your answers
Open questions, no multiple choice, up to 300 words each.
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Get examiner feedback
Graded against the model answer, with what to add next time.
Example feedback
In high-altitude cruise, why does the critical Mach number matter, and what do you monitor?
Key points
- Mach, not IAS, becomes the limiting speed at altitude“at FL370 I'm watching Mach, not IAS”
- Buffet margins narrow as Mach increases“less margin up there”
- Correct speed excursions smoothly to avoid adding load factor
Improvements
Say how you would correct a Mach excursion, and why abrupt pitch inputs make it worse.
AI feedback for practice. It can be wrong. Your AFM, FCOM, QRH and OM take precedence.
Core offerings
Three ways to prepare. One complete platform.
Cheat Sheets
Distilled technical and operational theory: aircraft systems, performance, meteorology, procedures, regulations, MEL, fuel planning and command responsibilities, written for experienced pilots, not ab initio students. Each topic includes the commander's perspective.
Scenario Q&A, no A-B-C-D
Over 1,100 open-ended technical, operational and CRM questions, with model answers and the key points an examiner listens for.
Memory Cards
Spaced repetition on the go. Flashcards to lock in definitions, regulatory figures and key concepts.
Practice tests
Timed to your pace, scoped to your weak spots. Write real answers and get them graded against the model answer, with feedback after each question or at the end.
All study content is free.
Free
- All cheat sheets, interview questions and memory cards
- 3 graded practice answers to try it
- No account needed
Practice €15 per month
- Everything in Free
- 200 graded answers per month
- Practice tests by chapter or subchapter
- Feedback after each question or at the end
- Cancel anytime
Syllabus overview
Everything inside, mapped to the domains airlines actually assess.
Built on EASA regulations and ICAO standards.
Technical core7 chapters
Operations & regulation8 chapters
Human factors & command4 chapters
Assessment preparation1 chapter
Questions
Is the study content really free?
Yes. Every cheat sheet, interview question and memory card is free, with no account. Only graded practice answers beyond your first 3 need a subscription.
How are my answers graded?
An AI model compares your answer with the model answer and key points for that question, flags anything incorrect, and tells you what to add. It's a practice aid and can be wrong: your aircraft and operator manuals always take precedence.
Do I need an account?
Not to study or to try your 3 free graded answers. You only need one to subscribe.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time from your account menu. You keep access until the end of the month you've paid for.
What happens to my answers?
They're used only to grade and show your feedback, and are deleted after 90 days.
Ready for the interview?
All study content is free, no account needed. Open the syllabus, or test yourself with 3 free graded answers.