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Transavia

Airline2 prep courses

Haarlemmermeer, Netherlands

Prepare for Transavia

2 courses prepare you for the Transavia selection process.

Transavia screens with COMPASS at the online aptitude stage and the assessment day.

Transavia runs its pilot aptitude testing with EPST in Utrecht; the cadet route adds a simulator grading, group exercise and interview.

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Transavia is a Dutch low-cost airline and part of the Air France-KLM group, operating leisure-focused routes from bases in the Netherlands and France, with Amsterdam Schiphol among its key hubs. It flies a Boeing 737 fleet, including 737-800 and 737 MAX aircraft, serving holiday destinations across Europe, the Mediterranean and North Africa. Transavia is known for its leisure network and its place within a major European airline group.

Flying for Transavia

Transavia recruits pilots through cadet pathways and direct-entry first officer roles, often drawing on the broader resources of its parent group. Selection commonly involves computer-based aptitude and psychometric testing, a simulator assessment and interviews.

Candidates sit the COMPASS aptitude test and accompanying personality questionnaire — administered at the selection specialist EPST in Utrecht — followed by simulator and crew-coordination checks and interviews. The tests measure spatial awareness, numerical reasoning, multitasking and reaction under pressure, and practising these aptitude and cognitive assessments beforehand helps build the consistency the selection stages reward.

Where Transavia is based

Transavia is headquartered in Haarlemmermeer, Netherlands.

Haarlemmermeer