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Air France pilot interview questions and selection process
How Air France selects pilots: 5 selection stages. Use them to practise; they are examples, not official answers.
Selection stages
- Online application (CV, cover letter, logbook pages)
- Remote pre-selection (cadets): ~1.5 h online cognitive, aeronautical knowledge and English tests in a 36-h window
- PSY 1 at ENAC: psychotechnical and psychomotor tests (main/secondary list)
- PSY 2: personality inventories, group exercises, individual interview, possibly simulator
- Class 1 medical and background check
Tests
- ENAC psychotechnical/psychomotor (PSY 1)
- Air France in-house cognitive tests (logic, mental imagery, cognitive flexibility, attention, working memory) via remote platform
- English (TOEIC >= 850 required for pilots)
Simulator check
Possible simulator assessment at PSY 2 (details not published)
By rank
- Cadet: Remote cognitive pre-selection then PSY 1/PSY 2.
- First officer: Non-rated OPL: ENAC PSY 1 then PSY 2 with group exercise, interview and possible sim (prep-site summary 2026).
For practice only: general examples, not official answers. Pilot Jobs International accepts no responsibility for how they are used; prepare your own answers in your own words.
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