Aon pilot assessment practice (cut-e)

Jet2 lists nine Aon pilot modules, each about 5 to 10 minutes: hand-eye coordination, sense of direction, multitasking, monitoring, logical reasoning, working memory, English, reaction speed and applied numeracy. Practice every one here, starting with Aon’s own logic tests.

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scales ix timed test on Game Assessment Prep: task 7 of 20, a row of nine shapes with one selected as the odd one out, and the task map below. — The scales ix timed test on Game Assessment Prep, captured mid-sitting.

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The nine Aon pilot modules and how to practice them

Modules in the order Jet2 lists them. Aon test marks one of Aon’s own tests from its candidate page; Same skill marks a drill of the same ability in another format, because Aon does not publish the pilot task formats.

Module 1

Hand-eye coordination

Keeping a moving marker on target with the mouse or keys while it drifts.

ASTB-E tracking drillSame skillKeep moving markers on target with the keyboard and mouse: one axis, then two, then both at once.

Module 2

Sense of direction

Working out headings, bearings and relative directions quickly.

Module 3

Multitasking ability

Running two or more tasks at once, such as tracking while listening.

Module 4

Monitoring ability

Watching a changing display and reacting when something needs action.

Module 5

Logical reasoning

Finding the rule behind shapes or symbols and applying it.

Module 6

Working memory

Holding information in mind while handling something else.

Module 7

English language proficiency

Vocabulary, spelling and reading in English.

Module 8

Reaction speed

Responding fast and accurately to a target signal.

FEAST visual attention drillSame skillFind the signal that meets every condition while ignoring similar distractors.

Module 9

Applied numeracy

Practical math with units: conversions, rule of three, percentages and areas.

Run Aon’s logic tests on the real clock

The logical reasoning module comes from Aon’s reasoning tests. This battery runs the three inductive tests in Aon’s order and timing, each with untimed instructions and two warm-up tasks first.

Sections, in order

1. scales ix · 20 tasks5 min
2. scales clx · As many tasks as you can6 min
3. scales cls · 12 tasks12 min

Aon logic battery

scales ix, scales clx and scales cls back to back, each on its own clock, with one combined review at the end.

3 tests · 23 minutesAssessment pass

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Aon’s other reasoning and memory tests

Each has its own practice page under the same Aon pass.

Aon gapChallenge: Aon’s deductive-logical test: fill the empty cell of a symbol grid.
Aon switchChallenge: Aon’s deductive reasoning test: find the code that turns one row into another.
Aon gridChallenge: Aon’s working memory test, 9 tasks in 9 minutes.

Need numerical or verbal too? Build a custom Aon practice test.

Try a scales ix task

Eight of these nine objects follow one rule. Select the one that does not, then check your answer. This example is free and does not use a practice attempt.

Who uses Aon to select pilots

These programs name Aon in their own guidance. Each airline picks its own modules, so your invitation is the final word.

Jet2FlightPath: Stage 3 of Jet2’s cadet selection is “Aon Pilot Assessments”: nine modules of about 5 to 10 minutes each, with instructions and practice exercises before each one, due within 4 days of the link. Jet2 says the exercises need no pilot knowledge or experience. Source: Jet2FlightPath 2026 application guidance (new tab) · Guide
British Airways Speedbird Pilot Academy (Skyborne): Skyborne’s Speedbird FAQ says it uses Aon online testing and links Aon practice assessments. Source: Skyborne: British Airways Speedbird FAQs (new tab) · Guide
Delta Air Lines pilots: Delta invites competitive pilot candidates to begin the interview process with the Aon online assessment. Delta does not name the Aon tests in it. Source: Delta pilot hiring FAQs (new tab) · Guide

Other Aon tests your invitation may name

Aon’s candidate page lists these ability tests with their timings. Check your invitation for the exact names.

Other Aon ability tests with Aon’s published format and our practice
Aon test	Aon’s format	Practice
Numerical reasoning (scales numerical)	37 tasks in 12 minutes	Aon numerical reasoningAon test
Mechanical reasoning (scales mtu)	24 tasks in 15 minutes	Bennett-style mechanical drillsSame skill
Ability to concentrate (scales e3+)	2 minutes	FEAST visual attention drillSame skill
Language skills (scales lt)	10 minutes: fill in blanks, choose words from definitions, correct spelling	PELLETB spelling and vocabularySame skill

Start with the logical reasoning module

Start the Aon logic battery

scales ix, clx and cls back to back on Aon’s timings (23 minutes), with untimed instructions and a review of every task.

Questions about the Aon pilot assessment

What is in the Aon pilot assessment?

Airlines choose the modules. Jet2’s 2026 FlightPath guidance lists nine: hand-eye coordination, sense of direction, multitasking ability, monitoring ability, logical reasoning, working memory, English language proficiency, reaction speed and applied numeracy. Each takes about 5 to 10 minutes plus instructions and practice exercises.

Is the cut-e pilot test the same as the Aon pilot test?

Yes. Aon acquired cut-e, and the scales tests and Challenges carry Aon’s name today. Guides that say cut-e describe the same family of tests.

Which Aon tests match the pilot modules?

Aon’s candidate page lists gridChallenge as its working memory test and scales ix, clx and cls, gapChallenge and switchChallenge as reasoning tests, so those are marked Aon test on this page. Jet2 does not say which Aon test sits behind each module, and Aon publishes no pilot-specific task list, so the direction, multitasking, monitoring, reaction and hand-eye modules link drills of the same skill.

How long does the Aon pilot assessment take?

Jet2 gives about 5 to 10 minutes per module, plus time to read instructions and complete practice exercises. With nine modules, plan for well over an hour, and Jet2 allows 4 days from the link to finish.

What is Aon applied numeracy?

Aon’s practice guide describes 20 four-option questions in four sections: translation of units, rule of three, percentage calculation, and areas and spaces. Each section allows 3 minutes for 5 questions, and a calculator is allowed. Our ratio, percentage and geometry word-problem drills practice the same calculations.

What is free, and what does a pass cover?

The scales ix example on this page is free with no account, and the scales ix, clx and cls learning drills give you a free start. The logic battery and the timed tests need an Aon pass. One Aon pass covers the logic battery, the scales ix, clx and cls tests, gridChallenge, gapChallenge, switchChallenge, digitChallenge and Aon verbal and numerical. The FEAST, ASTB-E, AFOQT, ATSA and PELLETB drills linked here use their own passes, and each practice page shows your access before you start. Saved reviews stay free.

Sources checked November 10, 2026: Jet2FlightPath 2026 application guidance · Skyborne: British Airways Speedbird FAQs · Delta pilot hiring FAQs · Aon: prepare for your online assessment · Aon practice tasks: Applied Numeracy (PDF).

Independent preparation from Game Assessment Prep. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Aon, Jet2, Skyborne, British Airways or Delta. All practice tasks and explanations are original.