Identifying pilot potential

Using a comprehensive assessment of key abilities directly related to pilot competence and performance, the PILAPT^® tests reveal a candidate’s strength in:

• Information processing – speed and accuracy in understanding and responding to visual and auditory information
• Complex co-ordination – the ability to manage aircraft controls and respond to changes in direction and attitude
• Spatial ability - the ability to understand and mentally manipulate visual information
• Workload capacity – the capacity to maintain effective performance under increasing visual, auditory and mental workload
• Decision making – the ability to identify the right information in complex displays and correctly respond to procedures
• Working under pressure – the capacity to identify effective options under time pressure and manage tasks as they change dynamically