Pass your FAA Private Pilot written test.

An adaptive course with a grounded AI ground instructor, unlimited practice exams, and progress that measures real mastery — not just videos watched.

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22
Modules: 302
Practice questions: 226
Tracked objectives: FAA
Source-cited curriculum

302 core lesson-aligned questions shown above · 899 total across the full practice bank, including 597 supplemental questions — see all practice questions.

Adaptive, not linear

Mastery over minutes watched

A Bayesian mastery model tracks what you actually know per objective, decays it over time, and schedules review — so completion means readiness.

Grounded AI instructor

Cited answers, safe refusals

The AI tutor answers only from approved study material with citations. It refuses real-time operational and medical questions instead of guessing.

Honest by design

Source-controlled curriculum

Lessons cite FAA source material, and nothing publishes without instructional review through our AI review system (AI_CFI — an AI review, not a certificated flight instructor). Certificates are cryptographically verifiable.

The facts, straight

Is the complete course free?	Yes — every lesson, unlimited practice, and mock exams.
Credit card required?	No. Not at signup, not ever for the course.
Is it a limited trial?	No — free is the standing model, not a promotion.
Which FAA test?	Private Pilot — Airplane knowledge (written) test.
Curriculum	22 modules · 226 tracked objectives
Practice questions	899 (302 original with public explanations)
Mock exams	Unlimited — real format: 60 questions, 2 h 30 min, graded server-side.
FAA endorsement included?	No — no course can include it; a CFI/AGI signs that. We explain it honestly.
Primary sources	PHAK, AFH, AIM, 14 CFR, the Private Pilot ACS, and the official FAA test figures.
What costs money?	Two optional one-time add-ons: $99 certificate · $99 unlimited AI instructor (3 free).

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See a sample lesson

From Airspace and Operating Requirements — one of 22 modules you can start right now. Browse the full curriculum →

6 min

The Airspace System at a Glance

Controlled airspace is Classes A–E; uncontrolled airspace is Class G. VFR private pilots mostly operate in E and G and transit B/C/D near busy airports.

7 min

Busy Airports: Class B, C and D

D = be heard; C = be heard and seen (transponder + ADS-B); B = be heard, seen, and explicitly cleared.

6 min

VFR Weather Minimums

Class B: 3 SM, clear of clouds. Class C/D/E <10,000: 3 SM + 500/1,000/2,000. Class G day low: 1 SM, clear of clouds. Special VFR (by ATC clearance) allows clear-of-clouds and 1 SM in a controlled surface area; at night it requires an instrument-rated pilot and instrument-equipped aircraft.

Why student pilots start here

No spin — just what the course actually gives you.

Genuinely free

Every lesson, unlimited practice, and full-length mock exams — no credit card, not a trial.

Straight from the sources

Written from PHAK, AFH, AIM, 14 CFR and the Private Pilot ACS — 226 tracked objectives, each traceable to its source.

Adapts to you

Your topic mastery is tracked as you answer, so practice steers toward the areas that need it.