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80% of graduates fail their first airline assessment

An airline recruiter does not care if you are young or old, went to an integrated academy, trained at a local airfield, or took three years to finish.

In my decade of assessing pilots, the 20% who get hired all share one trait: They didn't just follow the syllabus.

They mastered the micro-decisions that flight schools do not teach. They:

  • Spent money where it mattered, not where marketing told them.

  • Developed airmanship and decision making from day one.

  • Prepared for the assessment before they even started flight training.

  • Ignored interview tricks, because they were actually ready for the job.

I live the airline standard.

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I am Mark Lendvay, an active Senior Training Captain and airline assessor.

I evaluate and train pilots against the exact standards you will be measured against.

After watching thousands of cadets progress from zero hours to the flight deck, I know exactly what gets you hired, and what is just expensive noise.

I don't just prep you for your first interview.

I give you the 20-year insider outlook. Through The Airmanship Framework, you will:

  • Develop airline-grade situational awareness.

  • Master threat and error management.

  • Build the flight discipline of a veteran Line Captain.

  • Bypass the crippling career mistakes that destroy confidence and lead to financial ruin.

The Airmanship Framework

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    • Build a bulletproof training budget so you will not run out of money half way through.

    • Flag predatory flight school practices so you will know exactly what is in the fine print.

    • Walk into flight school negotiations with confidence knowing how the game is played.

    • Build your airline pilot mental profile before you even touch an airplane.

  • Unlocks Post-PPL

    • Amateur vs. Professional: Switch your mindset from cadet to airline captain to avoid the mistakes that lead to expensive remedial training.

    • Make your solo hours count:‍ You will fly a structured syllabus to guarantee first-time skill test passes.

    • The Airline Scorecard: Self-debrief using the 9 Core Competencies, so you know exactly how an airline will evaluate you before you ever set foot in their simulator.

    • Confidence in the Cockpit: Practical tools to handle real-world threats and make safe decisions when there is no instructor next to you.

  • Unlocks post-CPL

    • Application & First Impressions: Master the CV structure and the "zero-cost fundamentals" that instantly establish your credibility, ensuring your application survives the screening process.

    • Navigate the Group Exercise: Learn the exact behaviours being observed so you strike the perfect balance of leadership and teamwork.

    • Competency Interview: Translate your flight hours and life experiences into authentic answers so you prove you belong in the right seat.

    • Simulator Assessment: Prove you have the mental capacity and resilience of a low-risk candidate who will easily survive onboarding.

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