# FEAST MULTI-PASS Test: 2026 Guide and Practice > Understand the FEAST II MULTI-PASS multitasking test, when it may be used, EUROCONTROL's official practice limits, and an original dual-task example. Canonical: https://www.atcpracticetest.com/feast/feast-multipass/ Site guide: https://www.atcpracticetest.com/llms.txt **MULTI-PASS is a named FEAST II multitasking work-sample test, but not every applicant takes it.** The [official EUROCONTROL FEAST candidate guide](https://feast-info.eurocontrol.int/) says the second stage includes **RADAR and possibly MULTI-PASS**. The organisation that invited you determines the actual tests. That matters when choosing preparation: **no independent website or commercial software can tell you precisely which MULTI-PASS task, layout or scoring system your recruiter will use**. This guide explains what is public, distinguishes the test from other FEAST stages, and offers an original exercise for building general rule-following habits. ## What EUROCONTROL actually says about MULTI-PASS Question Current official guidance Is MULTI-PASS part of FEAST II? Yes. EUROCONTROL lists RADAR and possibly MULTI-PASS in its FEAST II description. Will I take both tests? Not necessarily. You may be invited to one or two FEAST II work samples. What ability do they assess? Handling several tasks at the same time while following detailed instructions. How long does it take? The official FAQ gives a range of roughly **1.5 to 2 hours** for FEAST II tests. Ask your recruiter about the complete appointment. Must I know ATC procedures? No. EUROCONTROL says the FEAST II tests are designed for beginners without an ATC background. Will I get examples first? Yes. Tests are preceded by an explanation, sample items and an opportunity to understand the instructions. **FEAST I** contains cognitive ability and English-language tests, including skills such as attention and basic multitasking. **FEAST III** is a separate personality questionnaire. Neither label is interchangeable with the optional FEAST II MULTI-PASS work sample. For context, see [FEAST II overview](/feast/feast-part-2/) and [FEAST test format](/feast/feast-test-format/). The [EUROCONTROL candidate FAQ](https://feast-info.eurocontrol.int/) also makes clear that individual organisations may use only part of the FEAST battery and set their own selection thresholds. There is **no universally published pass mark** you can calculate from a commercial practice score. ## Official free practice: the important limitation [EUROCONTROL’s FEAST training platform](https://feast-training.eurocontrol.int/) is **free**, requires a personal account and is designed for familiarisation with **FEAST I**. Its [official training FAQ](https://feast-training.eurocontrol.int/en/faq) states explicitly that **no FEAST II tests are included**. EUROCONTROL also describes this as **the only FEAST preparation platform authorised by EUROCONTROL**. Commercial products are created independently and their tasks, instructions and visuals may differ substantially from a real FEAST session. EUROCONTROL cautions against assuming that buying more practice tests brings you closer to the actual exam. Use the official platform for the FEAST I principles it covers; do **not** search for an “official free MULTI-PASS simulator” on that platform. Read your real instructions carefully even after extensive unofficial practice. ## MULTI-PASS versus RADAR, DART and FEAST I Name What it describes Preparation caveat **MULTI-PASS** Current EUROCONTROL name for a possible FEAST II multitasking work sample Optional within the FEAST II battery, not universal **RADAR** Another current FEAST II work-sample name It is listed separately from MULTI-PASS **DART / Dynamic Radar** Historical wording or third-party commercial module terminology Not proof of an identical current EUROCONTROL test **SkyTest Multi Control** A commercial software training module Not a confirmed copy of official MULTI-PASS **FEAST I multitasking** Earlier-stage cognitive skills assessed within FEAST I Not interchangeable with the FEAST II MULTI-PASS test For the radar-specific distinction, see [FEAST RADAR and DART](/feast/feast-dynamic-radar-test/). For a broader look at divided attention, see [FEAST multitasking guide](/feast/feast-multitasking-test/). **Image note:** The illustration on this page shows **SkyTest’s commercial FEAST 2 Multi Control training module**. It is **not an official EUROCONTROL MULTI-PASS test screen**. Its use as a visual example does not imply that Multi Control and MULTI-PASS are identical. The site’s media-credit register attributes the screenshot to SkyTest; independent documentary proof of permission was not verified for this audit. ## Try an original dual-task monitoring drill **Independent fictional exercise, not a FEAST test question.** On paper, imagine watching a visual task queue while counting short audio-channel status signals. There is no real audio here: the table represents information from two channels so you can practise **not losing a secondary task while prioritising a primary one**. The **action rule** is: handle all **red alerts** before **amber timers**; handle **green notices** last. Within the same colour, the earlier deadline comes first. **Blue “tick” signals** require no action, but you must remember how many occurred. Event Channel Signal Deadline A Visual Amber timer 12:03 B Audio Blue tick None C Visual Red alert 12:05 D Audio Red alert 12:02 E Visual Green notice 12:01 F Audio Blue tick None **Your two questions:** In what order should you handle the actionable events? How many blue ticks did the audio channel produce? Answer both before reading the solution. **Worked answer: D, C, A, E; two blue ticks.** D is a red alert with an earlier deadline than C, so D precedes C. Both red alerts outrank amber A, even though A’s deadline comes earlier than C’s. Green E goes last because priority takes precedence over its deadline. B and F are blue status ticks: they are counted, **not** added to the action queue. **Change one rule:** If the instructions instead say “earliest deadline first, regardless of colour”, the new action order is **E, D, A, C**, while the tick count remains **two**. This shows why remembering the current instruction matters more than memorising an unofficial interface. Try the same exercise on paper without a timer, then with 30 seconds to answer both questions. There is **no validated relationship** between your speed here and FEAST II selection results. For more independent examples, see [free FEAST sample questions](/feast/feast-sample-questions/). ## A practical MULTI-PASS preparation routine 1. **Read the invitation first.** Verify whether your organisation uses MULTI-PASS, RADAR, both, or another assessment. 2. **Practise instructions, not screenshots.** Read a short rule set and explain the priority order without guessing from familiar graphics. 3. **Keep a secondary task alive.** In an original exercise, continue tracking a count or status while responding to higher-priority events. 4. **Check which rule you applied.** If you chose the wrong event, distinguish a missed signal from a misunderstood priority. 5. **Change the rules between rounds.** Build flexibility rather than treating one vendor’s task as the real test. 6. **Manage fatigue and arrive prepared.** The administrator will explain the actual rules. Follow them, including when they differ from your practice. This is guidance about transferable attention and instruction-following, not a claim that any specific combination of audio, visual events or deadlines appears in the real MULTI-PASS software. ## Preparation resources **Commercial and affiliate disclosure:** The following independent products may be paid. [ATCPracticeTest.com](https://www.atcpracticetest.com/) may receive a commission through partner links. None of the products is authorised by EUROCONTROL as official FEAST training, and this page does not claim they reproduce the current MULTI-PASS test. Check the relevant edition, included modules, licence terms and total price on the vendor site before buying. - [ATC Preparation FEAST software](https://atcpreparation.com/feast-preparation-software?ac=atcpracticetest) - third-party FEAST-related exercises; see the [ATC Preparation review](/reviews/atc-preparation-review/). - [JobTestPrep FEAST practice](https://www.jobtestprep.com/feast-test-practice#richard) - independent preparation materials; see the [JobTestPrep FEAST review](/reviews/jobtestprep-feast-review/). - **SkyTest regional ATCO editions:** [European ATCO](https://www.skytest.com/PZn3J.html), [UK and Ireland](https://www.skytest.com/pBRWw.html), and [Germany/Austria/Switzerland](https://www.skytest.com/PfbJQ.html). These are commercial vendor products with modules that vary by edition. Read the [SkyTest review](/reviews/skytest-review/). An **FAA ATSA course**, a language-only test package and a personality-questionnaire-only package are **not MULTI-PASS-specific recommendations**. Do not treat a vendor module called “Multi Control” as proof of an official MULTI-PASS replica. ## Official sources and editorial limits - EUROCONTROL, [FEAST for candidates](https://feast-info.eurocontrol.int/) - current FEAST I/II/III stage names, the optional MULTI-PASS work sample, example administration, the 1.5-2-hour FAQ range and differences between recruiting organisations. - EUROCONTROL, [FEAST training FAQ](https://feast-training.eurocontrol.int/en/faq) - scope of the free platform, no FEAST II modules, the non-authorised status of commercial preparation products and the need to read test-specific rules. - EUROCONTROL, [free FEAST training platform](https://feast-training.eurocontrol.int/) - free account-based familiarisation, FEAST I focus. - SkyTest, [commercial European ATCO product catalogue](https://www.skytest.com/ATCO-Air-Traffic-Controller.htm) - third-party module descriptions only, not evidence about official MULTI-PASS. **Reviewed 4 November 2026.** This guide uses publicly accessible documentation, not confidential test content or independent product benchmarking. Real-world Google/Bing indexation, vendor payment flows, user-level conversion tracking and production Core Web Vitals have not been established by this local editorial review.