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Wizz Air

Wizz Air is a Budapest-based low-cost airline group operating Airbus A320-family aircraft on point-to-point routes across Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East and the Caucasus, with a strong Central and Eastern European presence.

Cadet Pilot Selection Process

Wizz Air Pilot Academy (WAPA) – Stage 1

Prepare for Wizz Air Pilot Academy Stage 1, an online TestAir 360 Screening for ab-initio candidates. Train reasoning, logic, maths, physics and English with focused practice before the first selection step.

Wizz Air Pilot Academy (WAPA) – Stage 2

Wizz Air Pilot Academy Stage 2 is an online psychological assessment for ab-initio candidates. Usually supervised via Microsoft Teams, it uses hundreds of questions to explore personality, self-awareness and suitability for pilot training.

Wizz Air Pilot Academy (WAPA) – Stage 3

Wizz Air Pilot Academy Stage 3 is an on-site group exercise at the Wizz Air Training Center in Budapest, Hungary. It forms part of the ab-initio pilot selection process and is held on the same day as the Stage 4 interview.

Wizz Air Pilot Academy (WAPA) – Stage 4

WAPA Stage 4 is the final individual interview at the Wizz Air Training Center in Budapest, held on the same day as Stage 3. It covers personal, motivation, aviation-basics and mental-math questions before later background and medical checks.

Direct / Ready Entry Selection Process

Wizz Air Ready Entry Assessment

Wizz Air Ready Entry Assessment is the online stage 1 screening in Wizz Air’s ready entry pilot selection process. Prepare with targeted ATPL revision and Wizz Air-specific technical and interview question practice from Easyflight Training.

Fleet

  • 36 Airbus A320-200
  • 42 Airbus A321-200
  • 6 Airbus A320neo
  • 148 Airbus A321neo

Amount of Pilots

2300

Route Network

  • Central Europe
  • Eastern Europe
  • United Kingdom
  • Italy
  • Middle East

Benefits

  • Travel concessions
  • International bases
  • Airbus fleet commonality
  • Career progression

Commuting

Commuting is generally not rostered. Pilots are normally expected to live close enough to their assigned base to report for duty within approximately 60 minutes.

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