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easyJet
Cadet pilot programme.

Airline-linked beginner pathways include MPL training and an integrated ATPL route with type rating.

Generation easyJet & FlightCrew Futures · Independent FlightdeckQ guide

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

Does easyJet offer a cadet pilot programme?

easyJet offers the Generation easyJet & FlightCrew Futures pathway. Airline-linked beginner pathways include MPL training and an integrated ATPL route with type rating.

Who it is for
18+ at course start; five GCSEs or equivalents including English, maths and science; suitable Class 1 medical; unrestricted UK, EU or Swiss work rights and network travel ability.
Training route
Generation easyJet is an MPL route; FlightCrew Futures is an integrated ATPL and type-rating route with Skyborne.
Funding
Confirm terms. Compare the chosen programme’s tuition and inclusions directly. Do not treat different licence pathways as identical products.
Recorded intake status
Check intake — sources checked . Confirm the current vacancy before applying.

Official easyJet programme information ↗ · Compare all airline routes

easyJet aircraft taking off at sunset
easyJet aircraft taking off at sunset

01 / CHECK YOUR FIT

easyJet cadet eligibility requirements

18+ at course start; five GCSEs or equivalents including English, maths and science; suitable Class 1 medical; unrestricted UK, EU or Swiss work rights and network travel ability.

Summary of published criteria, not a complete eligibility decision. Verify requirements ↗

02 / UNDERSTAND THE ROUTE

Cadet training and selection

The training pathway

Generation easyJet is an MPL route; FlightCrew Futures is an integrated ATPL and type-rating route with Skyborne.

The selection process

Apply through the airline-linked training route and follow that provider’s current assessment instructions.

Read the airline’s programme description ↗

03 / KNOW THE COMMITMENT

Training costs, funding and conditions

Compare the chosen programme’s tuition and inclusions directly. Do not treat different licence pathways as identical products.

Check the official terms ↗

Before signing

Ask for a written total, payment milestones, extra-training charges and the conditions for withdrawal, repayment and employment.

04 / FLIGHTDECKQ PREPARATION GUIDANCE

Prepare with purpose.

Learn the difference between MPL and CPL/ATPL routes before choosing. Practise teamwork examples and straightforward technical explanations.

  1. Confirm the route.

    Read the latest airline page. List missing documents and unresolved questions before setting an application date.

  2. Strengthen the basics.

    Practise mental arithmetic, ratios, unit conversions and interpreting graphs. Review basic flight principles and explain the reasoning behind your answers.

  3. Make experience useful.

    Prepare specific examples of teamwork, responsibility and learning from mistakes. Describe your actions and what you would improve.

  4. Follow the assessment invitation.

    Use the provider’s authorised familiarisation material. Original practice activities help build skills; they do not establish which proprietary tests an airline uses.

Explore FlightdeckQ’s learning question banks →

SPL and ATPL practice is free for logged-in members. Aircraft-specific products are separate. These question banks are not airline selection-test replicas.

easyJet cadet programme FAQs

Who can apply for the easyJet cadet pilot programme?

18+ at course start; five GCSEs or equivalents including English, maths and science; suitable Class 1 medical; unrestricted UK, EU or Swiss work rights and network travel ability.

How does easyJet cadet pilot training work?

Generation easyJet is an MPL route; FlightCrew Futures is an integrated ATPL and type-rating route with Skyborne.

How much does the easyJet cadet programme cost?

Compare the chosen programme’s tuition and inclusions directly. Do not treat different licence pathways as identical products.

What does easyJet cadet pilot selection involve?

Apply through the airline-linked training route and follow that provider’s current assessment instructions.

Where can I check the current easyJet cadet intake?

Use the official easyJet programme page linked in this guide. The recorded status is “Check intake”, based on sources checked on 16 September 2026; it is not live recruitment monitoring.

Which easyJet training route is this page about?

Both named beginner pathways are identified here. Read the exact provider agreement to understand the licence and airline-progression conditions you are choosing.

Is FlightdeckQ an official recruitment partner?

No. FlightdeckQ provides independent educational resources. Applications go to the airline or its designated provider, and study here does not guarantee selection.

CHECKED 2026-09-16

Go straight to the source.

Programme facts above are summarised from these official pages. Preparation advice is FlightdeckQ’s independent guidance.

Requirements and recruitment windows change. Recheck the official vacancy and agreement before applying or making a payment.

How to use these independent guides

Published by FlightdeckQ. Programme summaries use the official airline sources linked in each guide, checked on . Preparation advice is FlightdeckQ’s independent guidance. Requirements are summarised, not exhaustive; the current vacancy and signed agreement control.

“Check intake” means availability is unconfirmed. Funding marked “Confirm terms” has not been reduced to an unverified fee. Airline photographs illustrate these guides; they do not establish which aircraft cadets train on or imply airline endorsement.

Found a changed requirement? Send the programme name and official source.