Free sample / Etihad
Or read what Etihad selection involves, stage by stage.
Etihad: 12 items, 12 minutes
Real items out of the banks the Etihad pack draws from, copied across without editing. Marked here, on this page, with the full working for every one. No account, no card, and no email address to start.
| Section | Items | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Numerical reasoning | 2 | Flight deck arithmetic under time: crosswind, ISA deviation, descent points. |
| English and radiotelephony | 2 | How a number is transmitted, and whether a written sentence says what it means. |
| Verbal reasoning | 2 | A passage and a statement. True, false, or the passage does not settle it. |
| Logical reasoning | 2 | Premises that either force a conclusion or do not. No outside knowledge counts. |
| Data interpretation | 2 | A table, and a question that cannot be answered by reading one column. |
| CRM judgement | 2 | Four defensible actions, ranked. Not one obvious answer and three absurd ones. |
How the clock works here
A bar at the top of the paper drains over 12 minutes. It does not lock anything when it empties. The server stamps the moment you open the paper and the result tells you how long you actually took, which is the number worth having: on a first stage, pace is what people lose on, not arithmetic.
The sittings inside a pack are the other kind. Their clocks run on the server, section by section, and closing the tab does not stop one.
What happens at the end
A score, a line per section, and the worked answer to all 12 items. There is one email form on the result page, for the Etihad course. The answers sit below it and not behind it, so skipping the form costs you nothing.
Your answers are not saved anywhere. They travel in the address bar and the marking happens on the page. Nothing about this sitting reaches an account, because there is no account.
Not in it: abstract series, spatial orientation, mechanical comprehension, and the 500 worked technical questions. Why those are left out.