Air France interview questions

Applied online, had to take an assessment test which if you pass you receive an email inviting you to a group interview which for me I got two weeks later after applying. First interview I was unable to make so I guess you can say I faked. Two weeks later got a phone call asking me to come in for a interview the next day at SFO. It was about 10 of us which we then had to do another assessment test. I'm guessing to make sure it was you who took it. We had 8mins to answer as many as we could and get them right. After that we had to wait while they went over it and if we passed we would stay for a interview. My name was called first which I didn't pass, I don't know how I passed the online one in 8mins but couldn't pass the 12min almost same test. A little while after bumped into some of the people asking did I pass which they then said they didn't pass either. Now I see why they called me back after I didn't go to the first interview, seem like not enough people are passing the test plus the interview afterwards. It was a fun interview because while we waited for the results we got a chance to talk and laugh. Even with out passing the test over all good experience and I will apply again in three months.

Was contacted by HR after I passed the IQ test by and was invited for an interview after answering some of her questions. Went to to interview, took all day (be ready to pay the full day $28 airport parking). 10 of us were in the room and after the 2nd IQ test 5 got eliminated. Then we got the 1/2 interviews one at the time. The HR person, the Passenger Service Manager and the Director of Operations were in the room. Very unfriendly interviewer. I got to talk to the other candidates and I was the only one French or able to speak French. I was told when I left the interview " we will let you know on Thurday". I never received a phone call of an email. I sent a thank you note since she is the only one and let her know I had not received a response yet....it's been 2 weeks now. Not even a courtesy "no".