MAKE SENSE
OF THE SKY.
Your EASA PPL(A) study companion. Clear explanations, worked examples and hands-on practice for student pilots in Europe.
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Less learning by heart.
More “now I get it.”
Working towards an EASA private pilot licence? Build your understanding across the nine PPL(A) theory subjects, one concept at a time.
Combine original briefings, question practice and hands-on trainers. Work through the reasoning, then see what happens when you change the conditions.
- Air law
- Human performance
- Meteorology
- Communications
- Navigation
- Principles of flight
- Operational procedures
- Flight performance & planning
- Aircraft general knowledge
The nose points here.
The wind has
other ideas.
Heading is where the aircraft points. Track is where it goes over the ground. Add a crosswind and watch them part ways.
Explore the PPL(A) question bankIllustrative model · 100 kt airspeed · wind from 360°
The nose points east. Wind blows from the north.
Which way does the aircraft drift?
Choose an answer. Work it out on the diagram above.
A little closer
to the real thing.
Read the weather. Build the readback.
See what the needle is telling you.
A whole picture, in a few letters.
Continue with the METAR trainerEvery letter has its own voice.
How do you say the final letter in the phonetic alphabet?
Choose the word for M.
Open radio practiceTake the theory
for a spin.
There’s a world between knowing what a VOR does and seeing it happen. Our flight lab gives you room to explore it.
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