ATSAPro

Type1Aviation

About this app

The Air Traffic Skills Assessment (ATSA) Exam is the FAA's current version of the aptitude test required to become an Air Traffic Controller. The FAA uses the ATSA to prescreen potential Air Traffic Controllers. The test includes several parts that evaluate the candidates aptitude. ATSAPro is designed to help improve ATSA Exam scores by allowing candidates to practice the individual parts of the test.*


*Disclaimer: ATSAPro is in no way affiliated with the FAA or the ATSA exam. It makes no guarantee of passing the ATSA exam nor does it guarantee employment of any kind. ATSAPro is to be used as an aid to improve aptitude with games that may be similar to parts of the actual ATSA exam. Use ATSAPro at your own risk.

Ratings and reviews

Good app. The collision test doesn't work (no circles showing up), so it was frustrating but 3 other tests I can practice on the toilet is nice. 3 usuable tests for 3 stars. Edit: got WQ (there's no more BQ anymore) and TJO so I'm glad I got the app. I ended up using a tool made from someone else for the traffic collision, so I wasn't completely lost there. Raised to 4 star for being worth the purchase. As for the developer's reply, Animator Duration Scale isn't listed as a user option.

Helped me get a BQ! The only sections this app covers are the ones in the pictures, you will need to prepare for the logical reasoning and reading comprehension sections separately. Also, during the test, you use a keyboard instead of clicking buttons on a screen to answer the questions, which might make it a little harder for some. For me, it wasn't different enough to screw me over. Nonetheless, best bang-for-buck app for ATSA prep.

Worked great, got best qualified after using this a couple days a week before the exam. I would say I only felt there were two differences between the app and the test: -the right/left test gave you less time to react in the exam than the default setting in the app -the radar games math questions were harder on the exam, but those seem to count for much less than watching for collisions. In the end way better than paying 90 bucks for the recommended courses

What’s new

Fixed bug where app would crash when using the Visual Relationships scenario with "Eyeball" point of view.