Jet2 Arctic Shores Assessment

Jet2FlightPath pilot cadet programme

Jet2 confirms Arctic Shores as the first FlightPath assessment before Aon pilot testing; its 2026 guidance allowed up to 50 minutes and four days to complete it. Individual task names are reported by preparation sources, not published by Jet2.

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Key takeaways

Arctic Shores is the first FlightPath gate, straight after the application form and before Aon pilot aptitude tests.
Jet2's 2026 guidance allowed up to 50 minutes with breaks between tasks, a four-day deadline, and recommended a desktop.
The nine reported tasks come from pilot-prep sources; Jet2 confirms the Arctic Shores partnership but not task names.
The 2026 window ran only February 17 to March 6 for 60 places, so expect a similarly short window next cycle.

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The process

Stage 1 — Arctic Shores assessment
Straight after the application form: up to 50 minutes, breaks allowed between tasks, 4-day deadline, desktop recommended.
Stage 2+ — Aon pilot aptitude tests
Followed by attention-to-detail and personality tests, phone interview, HireVue, HR interview, group exercise, and simulator assessment.

Timing

The 2026 application window ran 17 Feb – 6 Mar for 60 places; expect a similarly short window for the next cycle.

Assessment details

Program: Jet2FlightPath fully funded pilot cadet programme

Jet2 names Arctic Shores in its own FlightPath 2026 application guidance: “we've partnered with Arctic Shores – a pioneer in task-based psychometric assessments.” It is the first assessment gate — straight after the application form and ahead of the Aon pilot aptitude tests: up to 50 minutes, breaks allowed between tasks, a 4-day deadline from the email link, desktop recommended, and a personalised feedback report afterwards. Jet2 points candidates to the official practice task at demo.una-arcticshores.com.

The 2026 window ran just 2.5 weeks (17 Feb – 6 Mar) for 60 fully funded places.

Task-list evidence

The nine-module battery is documented by pilot-preparation sources for the FlightPath scheme; Jet2 itself confirms the Arctic Shores partnership but not individual task names.

Sources

Independent Arctic Shores-style practice. GameAssessmentPrep is not affiliated with or endorsed by Arctic Shores. Task selection, timing and scoring vary by employer; your invitation is authoritative. Process details reflect research as of August 2026 and employers change their assessments.

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