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COMPASS vs ADAPT vs Aon/Cut-e vs PILAPT vs Mollymawk guide

Provider-family comparison for airline pilot assessment preparation. This page uses public information only and maps it to original Positiveclimb training modules.

Likely stages
Selection flow
  • +Provider research
  • +Skill-family mapping
  • +Original practice selection
  • +Evidence caveats
Skill families
What to train
  • +Coordination
  • +Monitoring
  • +Working memory
  • +Spatial
  • +Time sharing
  • +Logic
  • +English
Positiveclimb
Original modules
  • +Control Loop
  • +Multi-Task Deck
  • +Scan Grid
  • +Memory Stack
  • +Spatial Attitude
  • +Logic & Verbal
  • +English Comms
Module translation

What each module is.

These names describe Positiveclimb's own practice surfaces. They are not official provider products and do not reproduce live tests.

Control Loop

Hand-eye coordination and psychomotor control.

Multi-Task Deck

Concurrent tracking, alerting, calculation, and prioritization.

Scan Grid

Monitoring, checking, reaction, and visual attention.

Memory Stack

Working memory, sequence recall, and dual-task recall.

Spatial Attitude

Heading, relative bearing, instrument orientation, and 3D rotation.

Logic & Verbal

Rule logic, verbal filtering, exclusions, and concise conclusions.

English Comms

Aviation English, listening, ATC-style recall, and concise delivery.

Positiveclimb is independent and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or approved by any airline, flight school, assessment provider, or test-preparation website. Positiveclimb provides original practice exercises for skill development. It does not provide official test questions, does not replicate live assessments, and does not guarantee selection, interview, simulator, or hiring outcomes.