Marabu Pilot Assessment Preparation

Prepare for the Marabu pilot assessment with our comprehensive real life example guide. Our course covers all stages of the Marabu pilot recruitment process, including aptitude tests, psychometric evaluations (like the Adapt Personality Questionnaire), CRM scenarios, the ICAO English test, FAST, and technical ATPL questions. Get the knowledge and confidence you need to succeed in your pilot assessment preparation.

We don’t use generic questions. Our content is sourced from pilots who have recently passed the Marabu assessment, giving you the most accurate and relevant preparation available.

Pilot Assessment Marabu – Aptitude Tests (Based on Real Pilot Feedback)

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Adapt Personality Questionnaire

Crew Resource Management (CRM)

English Language ICAO

This stage of the Marabu Airlines pilot assessment evaluates your listening, comprehension, grammar, and communication skills in English, based on the ICAO Language Proficiency framework. The format and questions in this section are consistent with what pilots have experienced in recent Marabu English proficiency tests.

Pilot Assessment Marabu – Simulator Assessment (Based on Real Pilot Feedback)

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Simulator Session Breakdown

Preparing for the Marabu Airlines pilot assessment? Success in the A320 simulator screening is a critical step in the hiring process. This guide provides an essential overview of what to expect during your Marabu pilot assessment, from the initial briefing to the final landing. Designed for pilots with a current A320 type rating , this breakdown covers the key phases and evaluation criteria you’ll face. Understanding the structure of the simulator check is the first step toward demonstrating the skills Marabu is looking for.

The assessment is conducted entirely in English and starts with an approximately 30-minute briefing to familiarize you with the program and answer questions. The session takes place on either an A320CEO or A320NEO model. You will likely be paired with another candidate; if not, an assessment pilot will act as your Pilot Monitoring (PM).

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