FEAST Practice Test

• FEAST I (cognitive ability tests plus the English listening and comprehension test) takes between 2.5 and 4 hours, depending on how many tests the recruiting organisation uses. (source)
• FEAST II has up to two multi-tasking work-sample tests, RADAR and MULTI-PASS, and they take between 1.5 and 2 hours. It generally follows a successful FEAST I. (source)
• The optional FEAST III Personality Questionnaire takes about 45 minutes, and not every FEAST user organisation uses it. (source)
• EUROCONTROL sets no single pass mark. Each FEAST user organisation decides its own cut-off score, and in most cases an average result compared with past candidates is enough. (source)
• There is no central FEAST fee. Whether you pay depends on the organisation where you take the tests. EUROCONTROL's own FEAST training platform for applicants is free of charge. (source)
• At EUROCONTROL's Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre (MUAC), the student controller selection rate is about 6%: six of every 100 candidates tested meet its standards. (source)
• MUAC selection starts with an online pre-filter test. Successful applicants are invited to FEAST testing, and about 50% of the trainee intake eventually qualifies as air traffic controllers. (source)
• FEAST is used by more than 50 ANSPs and ATC training institutes worldwide, including Canada, Singapore, Dubai and Jamaica, and more than 100,000 candidates have completed it (EUROCONTROL, January 2023). (source)

Last verified: 2026-10-13 against EUROCONTROL (FEAST Service, Aviation Learning Centre).

• Questions: EUROCONTROL publishes no total question count. FEAST is a battery of 3 parts: FEAST I (cognitive tests plus English), FEAST II (up to 2 multi-tasking work-sample tests) and the optional FEAST III personality questionnaire.
• Time: FEAST I takes 2.5 to 4 hours (150 to 240 minutes), and FEAST II takes 1.5 to 2 hours.
• Personality questionnaire: about 45 minutes, untimed, and used only by some organisations.
• Cost: no central fee. Any fee depends on the recruiting organisation, and EUROCONTROL's FEAST training platform is free (€0).
• Passing score: no fixed number. Each organisation sets its own cut-off, and an average result versus past candidates is usually enough.
• Pass rate: about 6% of candidates tested meet the standard at EUROCONTROL MUAC, and about 50% of its trainee intake qualify as controllers.
• Registration: there are no central FEAST dates or deadlines. You are invited to test after applying to a recruiting ANSP, which sets its own campaign windows.
• Scale: more than 50 ANSPs and training institutes use FEAST, and more than 100,000 candidates have completed it.

Sources: EUROCONTROL FEAST Info, FEAST factsheet, MUAC ATCO recruitment.