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In 2009, a pilot named Chesley Sullenberger took off from New York. Just a few minutes after takeoff, something unthinkable happened both engines failed after a bird strike. No power. No time. No easy options.Most people would panic. But he didn’t.Instead of rushing or freezing, he stayed calm. He trusted his training. In just a few seconds, he made one of the most difficult decisions a pilot can make he chose to land the airplane on the Hudson River.No runway. No second chance. And he did it perfectly.All 155 people on board survived. Think about that for a moment… That success didn’t come from luck. It came from years of preparation, discipline, and staying calm under pressure. So what’s the lesson for you? Right now, when you’re studying, when you’re tired, when you feel like giving up you’re actually building that same mindset. One day, your knowledge, your focus, and your discipline could be the difference in a critical moment. Aviation is not just about flying. It’s about responsibility, courage, and control when everything feels out of control. Keep going. Train your mind. Stay focused. One day, you might be the calm in someone else’s storm. @Airlinetutorialofficial

PARET TIME AGENT የ ፅሁፍ ፈተና ጥሪ ተደርጓል ለ 1,253 እጩዎች በ 3 ምድብ ተከፍሎ ነው የተደረገው ሐሙስ ሚያዝያ 1 ከጠዋቱ 2 ሰአት የፈተና ቀንና ሰአት ነው እየገባቹ ዝርዝሩንና ምድባቹን ተመልከቱ። https://corporate.ethiopianairlines.com/AboutEthiopian/careers/results

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About the Interview & Group Discussion To everyone who is preparing for the airline interview, I want you to understand something important not just what to do, but how to think. When you walk into an interview, especially with a company like Ethiopian Airlines, it’s not just a set of fixed questions. The interview becomes a conversation. The direction it takes will depend on you—on your answers, your attitude, and how you present yourself. When they ask you, “Tell me about yourself,” don’t try to impress with something fake or overly complicated. Be honest. Be real. Because whatever you say, they may go deeper. And if your story isn’t genuine, it becomes harder to stay consistent. Truth is easier to defend than a performance. Don’t panic if you get a question you didn’t expect. That’s normal. What matters is how you handle that moment. Take a breath, smile, and answer with confidence even if your answer isn’t perfect. And let’s talk about something many of you overthink: your accent. Your accent is not your enemy. Communication is what matters. If you can express your thoughts clearly and confidently, that is enough. Confidence will always carry more weight than trying to sound “perfect.” About the Group Discussion Many people misunderstand this part.They give you a general topic or question, and suddenly everyone is trying to prove they are the smartest in the room. But that’s not what they are looking for. They are watching: How you listen How you respect others’ opinions How you build on ideas How you work as part of a team It’s not about dominating the conversation it’s about contributing with confidence and awareness.So speak up, but don’t overpower. Be calm, but don’t disappear. Find that balance. Stay Focused Until Interview Day This is not the time to doubt yourself. This is the time to stay locked in, mentally and emotionally.Preparation is not just about memorizing answers it’s about building confidence, clarity, and control over how you present yourself. For Those Who Didn’t Pass the Written Exam I know it hurts. I know it feels disappointing when you don’t see your name on that list. It’s easy to start questioning yourself, your ability, even your future.But don’t rush to that conclusion.One result does not define your potential. One missed opportunity does not close your path. Sometimes failures is not rejection it’s redirection. Ask yourself:What can I improve? Where did I struggle?How can I come back stronger next time? Growth comes from reflection, not from quitting. Your journey doesn’t end here. This is just one step. And many people who succeed later are the ones who once failed but refused to stop. If you are serious about improving, we are here to support you from understanding the system, to learning the history of Ethiopian Airlines, to practicing real interview questions and group discussions in detail. You don’t have to do this alone. Stay focused. Stay patient. And most importantly stay in the game.

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School of Marketing (SOM) Interview……..

words used in aviation include Over, Out, Stand Down, Line Up and Wait, Correction, Say Again, Standby, and Pan-Pan. Whereas Mayday is a distress call signaling grave and imminent danger and in need of assistance, Pan-Pan is an urgent signal indicating an urgent situation, but it is not an immediate danger to life. While most aviation words are English, these two are French. Indeed, Mayday is derived from the French "m'aidez" meaning "help me" and was first introduced by Frederick Mockford for the radiotelephony at Great Britain's early Croydon Airport in 1923. Meanwhile, Pan-Pan is derived from the French word "panne," which means breakdown.

For those of you dreaming of becoming a cabin crew member, a pilot, or part of the team behind the scenes… pause for a second and ask yourself something deeper: Are you ready for the responsibility that comes with representing a country every single day? Because that’s what it really is. ✈️ This is bigger than a job When you wear that uniform, you’re not just serving passengers or flying aircraft. You are carrying stories, cultures, expectations and sometimes even someone’s once-in-a-lifetime journey. Some people think: “I want to be a flight attendant because it looks nice.” “I want to be a pilot because it’s prestigious.” That’s surface-level thinking. The deeper truth? Can you stay calm when someone is scared at 35,000 feet? Can you smile when you're exhausted? Can you stay disciplined when nobody is watching? Why Ethiopian Airlines matters Ethiopian Airlines is one of Africa’s strongest aviation institutions. It didn’t become that by luck. It was built on: consistency discipline sacrifice and people who took their role seriously So if you want to be part of it, you don’t just “wish” you prepare. The truth no one tells you Getting in is not about: just passion just dreaming just saying “I love aviation” It’s about:communication skills,emotional control,professionalism,learning how to handle pressure And most importantly: becoming the kind of person they can trust.If you’re serious about this path:Don’t just imagine yourself inside the plane…build yourself into someone who belongs there.Study harder.Work on how you speak.Observe how professionals behave.Respect time.Respect discipline. Because one day, when your name is called… you won’t need luck—you’ll be ready.

thiopian Airlines not just an airline, but a symbol of aviation excellence where every passenger is welcomed like