Description
We are happy to assist both individuals, companies and the government with consultancy services.
We participate in TV- or radio interviews free of charge – and have a dedicated NEWS Line +45 5352 7700 (option 5).
Consultancy examples of how our pilots have been involved:
Individuals:
- Coaching about all aspects of becoming a pilot
- Organising a (surprise) private flight for a child with terminal cancer
- Lotte and Søren Hammer – assistance to write a book
- Sigurd Barrett – assistance to write a novel
- Modular pilot student – mediator at disagreement with a flying school
- Private plane owner – aeroplane buying advice
- Peer support to pilots – professional guidance
Companies:
- Multiple TV and radio interviews aviation related
- Consultants on a movie set – ensuring scene was aviation realistic
- Startup of new airline – AOC and manual writing support
- Pilot recruitment support – either as a non-biased partner or in charge of your recruitment
- Ferry flight support – finding pilots
Government:
- Supporting the Danish Ministry of Education – with non-biased information about becoming a pilot
- Part of a study group to advise Hans Christian Schmidt (at that time Danish Minister of Transport) on Aviation
- Job centers, courses and coaching that helps un-employed pilots get a job
Kasper –
I have worked with Ask-a-pilot from the very beginning of my pilot adventure, from the very start Ask-a-pilot worked alongside me to help me research and find the perfect flight school match. Throughout my time at flight school was available and helped with whatever needs a student pilot could need professional insight and help with. Ask-a-pilot prepared me from day one of the ways of the industry and how to get the best out of my flight training – including the help of the Ask-a-pilot mental guide. I was lucky to be offered an interview right after completing my training and Ask-a-pilot was an extraordinarily big help and prepared me well for the interview which ended in a pass. I am now ready to embark on my first commercial pilot job. I can highly recommend Ask-a-pilot to anyone who wishes professional, realistic and effective help in manoeuvring the aviation industry and achieving great results.
Kasper
aapadmin –
Picture the tension of navigating challenging interviews with European airlines; it’s a real struggle. I’ve been there, and I know how it feels. After facing numerous setbacks, I sought help, and thanks to a friend, I connected with AskAPilot.net.
That’s where they stepped in – a genuine 10/10 in my aviation journey.
Their guidance didn’t just refine my interview skills; it carried me through three pilot job interviews, instilling newfound confidence. It felt like having a supportive friend by my side. For fellow pilots navigating the uncertainties of job interviews, consider AskAPilot.net a compassionate companion, deserving a heartfelt 10.
Their understanding, professional guidance, and effective interview preparation are the key to unlocking success in the competitive world of aviation job searches. It’s more than an option; it’s a comforting path to career triumph
– Karol
Newly graduated pilot from Europe –
I used Ask A Pilot for preparation for a really important job interview with a career airline. It was a cadet opportunity, and I was new to the industry. I thought it was super to work with Ask A Pilot. The consultant I received coaching from had a lot of good tips and tricks. He was very good at pointing out things about my non-verbal and verbal communication that could be improved. At the time of the interview, I felt I could perform well, as I had a lot of self-confidence and knowledge about what to expect. I am not sure I would have got the job if I had not done the coaching, though I felt it was money (4 hrs in total) very well spent, and I would recommend Ask A Pilot for interview training. I took contact to Ask A Pilot about 2 weeks before the interview, and they were very good at offering me some choice for when I wanted the two 2 hours sessions. After the interview Ask A Pilot was chasing up how I had found the real interview, and if there was anything they could have done better to prepare me. This makes me think they actually care and strive to be good at what they are doing. I think most people are very likely to buy simulator training, but in my view you should equally spend money on interview training, as interviews are an important part of the process. All in all – excellent – would fully recommend.