Could You Become A Commercial Airline Pilot?
To be a pilot is the stuff of dreams for so many. There aren’t too many occupations where one gets to control a giant machine, earn a great salary, retire early and, perhaps above all, travel the world in style. But it isn’t so easy to become a pilot. Beyond a long string of requirements and fortuitous life scenarios, one must be able to pass a pilot aptitude test which at a minimum will include challenging science, logic and English language questions. Do you have what it takes to charter an aircraft? We’ve compiled some questions based on real hiring tests from major airlines—take the throttle and see how you fare in our Could You Become A Commercial Airline Pilot Quiz!
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Based on Schneider’s High-Low range labels for classifying IQ, scores of 140 or higher are extremely high. Famous astronomer, physicist, and philosopher, Galileo Galilei had an IQ of 185 and was one of the brightest scientists of all time. What a whiz!
More good news for prospective pilots: because of the worldwide pilot shortage, regional airlines are having to make themselves more attractive as employers. This means that many now offer paid-training, relocation expenses, bridge programs to their major airline partners, and better benefits for pilots. It is certainly possible for new pilots who dedicated themselves to a career to have impressive salaries and very comfortable retirements.
Research has proven that there is little, if any, difference between men and women in terms of intellectual abilities. The value of IQ tests has also been debatable over the years and whilst it is fun to see where you rank on the intelligence scale, the IQ test does not reflect who you are as an individual.