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Full-length FAA-style practice exams for General, Airframe, and Powerplant. ACS-mapped diagnostics and AI-powered review — so students know exactly what to fix before test day.
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General · Airframe · Powerplant — Complete A&P Written Exam Prep
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Realistic FAA-style questions — 60 for General, 100 for Airframe and Powerplant. Green/red feedback, rationale explanations, and CFR citations on every answer.
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Every missed question mapped to its ACS knowledge code. Not just "you got it wrong" — exactly which knowledge area failed and why.
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Paste your miss report into ÆRIX — FlightLine's AI diagnostic assistant. Get one targeted study action per missed concept. No guesswork.
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After every exam, ÆRIX takes your miss report and does something no answer key can — it tells you exactly what you got wrong, why, and what to study next.
- ACS code-level breakdown — not just wrong, but which knowledge area and why
- Plain mechanic language — written by someone who took these exams
- One specific study action per missed topic — no vague "review this chapter"
- Available immediately after every exam — paste and go
Study action: Pull a real loading problem from FAA-H-8083-30B Chapter 6. Work it forward (compute CG from a loading) and backward (find the weight shift needed to bring an out-of-limit CG back inside). Do five of each. You'll stop guessing on these questions.
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Built by a Working AMT
Not a publisher. Not a test-prep company. A working A&P mechanic who took these exact exams and knows what actually trips students up.
Fully ACS-Aligned
Every question tied to the 2021 FAA Airman Certification Standards with CFR citations and rationale explanations — not recycled legacy question banks.
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No subscriptions. No 90-day expirations. No per-device limits. Students pay once and use it until they pass.
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Designed for integration into AMT program curricula. ACS-mapped reporting gives instructors visibility into student knowledge gaps by subject area. Contact us for institutional pricing →
