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FlightDeckAptitude

Assessment Day.

A structured sequence of original aptitude tasks. Read the briefings, settle into the controls, then practise managing time, attention and workload.

Choose a sessionStart with the free test

Early access. Included with every paid pass. Laptop or desktop recommended.

Every minute, accounted for.

Pick a session to see which sections it covers. Durations are authored training budgets, shown to scale.

  1. Numeracy6 min
  2. Spatial8 min
  3. Memory6 min
  4. Attention6 min
  5. Logic6 min
  6. Break5 min
  7. Tracking4 min
  8. Pursuit4 min
  9. Instruments8 min
  10. Workload6 min
  11. Runway6 min

60minutes of timed work

Numeracy, Spatial, Memory, Attention, Logic, Tracking, Pursuit, Instruments, Workload, Runway. Includes a scheduled 5-minute break. Untimed familiarisation comes first.

Three ways to rehearse.

Build confidence in one area, or bring cognitive tasks and control practice together. Familiarisation is untimed and comes before the scored stages.

Thinking skills

Cognitive rehearsal

32minutes active

Plus untimed familiarisation

Five timed sections covering the thinking skills used throughout pilot selection preparation.

  1. Numeracy6 min
  2. Spatial orientation8 min
  3. Memory6 min
  4. Attention6 min
  5. Logic6 min
Open briefing

Hands and attention

Control and workload

28minutes active

Plus untimed familiarisation

A sustained rehearsal of tracking, instruments and concurrent task demands.

  1. Compensatory control4 min
  2. Pursuit control4 min
  3. Instrument control8 min
  4. Concurrent workload6 min
  5. Multitasking runway6 min
Open briefing

Everything, in order

Full aptitude rehearsal

60minutes active

Plus a 5-minute break and familiarisation

The complete computer-based aptitude rehearsal, with a scheduled break between cognitive and control sections.

  1. Numeracy6 min
  2. Spatial orientation8 min
  3. Memory6 min
  4. Attention6 min
  5. Logic6 min
  6. Compensatory control4 min
  7. Pursuit control4 min
  8. Instrument control8 min
  9. Concurrent workload6 min
  10. Multitasking runway6 min
Open briefing

How a session runs.

  1. Briefing and familiarisation

    Learn the inputs and try each task before any timing begins.

  2. Timed cognitive tasks

    Numeracy, spatial reasoning, memory, attention and logic.

  3. Control and competing demands

    Tracking, instruments and workload, building to full load.

  4. Debrief and next practice

    See the signals behind your result and the drills to do next.

Prepare your space. Then practise with focus.

The purpose is to understand your own performance under a sustained workload. These sessions are in early access; results are practice feedback.

Check the controls first
Use familiarisation to confirm your input device and learn each task. Follow the controls listed in the briefing.
Set aside uninterrupted time
Allow extra time for instructions and the debrief. The full sequence includes a scheduled five-minute break.
Review pace and accuracy
Separate correct responses, missed responses and time pressure. Use the debrief to choose a focused practice task.
Start small when needed
Practise an individual skill before repeating a longer sequence. Open the practice library