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Hope you can help me.
I have done my AD in November for Heathrow
Only 14 of us passed the first stage, 13 former Thomas Cook and me (no experience)
My interview went very well, with different examples provided, info about the aircraft, the company and fleet. Most of the time the assessors told me words such as "amazing, perfect, great" and at the end of the interview they told me "you are what we need in BA". After 3 days I got an email that I was UNSUCCESSFUL!!
You can imagine my sadness, and I'm still recovering for that as I have to wait 6 months to re-apply. Now i'm really scared to re-apply as I can easily fail again, even because they reject me again and they can find my name.
Any advice?
Thank you have e great day all
Tommy
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The most important thing is to keep going and not give up or take things personally. Sometimes it's finding the right airline for you at the right time - you may be be perfect for one and not another or it might be a case of waiting the 6 months to go back a 2nd time and ace it. Remember that most people do take quite a few attempts at getting through, so that's perfectly normal and in real terms only between 3 and 5% of all candidates make it through each assessment, so be proud of how far you have come. You will learn from every assessment day and with perseverance you will get a cabin crew job...