An honest framework for the assessment. No leaked question banks, no insider sim profiles, no hype — just the structure that actually gets a working captain through.
A 42-page working pack plus five companion templates and three live spreadsheets. Print them, fill them in, adapt them to your situation.
This is not a leaked question bank. There are no proprietary sim profiles, no insider interview questions from any specific airline, no confidential training material. Anyone selling you that is risking their career for your money, and the information would be out of date within months anyway.
What this pack is: an honest, structured framework for approaching a Direct Entry Captain assessment — built from publicly available information, pilot community knowledge, and the mental approach that works for experienced captains moving between operators.
From the pack — About this pack
The full table of contents and the complete first section — The DEC Landscape — as a four-page PDF. Read it, decide if the voice and approach are for you, and only then think about buying.
One payment. Instant download. PDF of the full pack, all five companion template PDFs, and the three working spreadsheets. Updates included when the pack is revised.
Occasional, short notes from the flight deck — when the pack is updated, when useful new material drops, when something in the DEC market genuinely changes. No promotions, no forwarding lists.
A working Electronic Flight Bag for line pilots — built by the same people behind this pack. Logbook, documents, and the tools you actually use, on the device you already carry.
No. The pack is explicit about this on page one. If you're looking for leaked sim profiles or interview questions from a specific airline, this is the wrong product and anyone selling you that is risking their career for your money.
It's deliberately airline-agnostic. The framework — sim technique, interview themes, the decision to accept or decline — transports across any major carrier running a DEC programme. Specific airlines are referenced as examples where it's useful, not as the subject of the pack.
One ZIP containing: the full pack as a polished PDF (42 pages), the combined pack+companions PDF, five standalone companion PDFs (checklists, templates, worksheets), and three working Microsoft Excel spreadsheets (90-day timeline, offer comparison, story bank). Everything is print-ready and offline.
The framework won't. Hiring cycles and specific airline quirks move — the pack is written to stay useful across them. When there's a substantive update, owners get the new version at no extra cost.
Seven days, no questions asked, handled through Gumroad's standard refund flow.
A current line captain on the A350. The pack is published pseudonymously under AerologHQ; direct contact is available to buyers for substantive questions.