UK PPL Exam Tutor

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About this app

The UK PPL(A) Exam Tutor helps you to practice the nine ground school exams needed to pass your aircraft private pilot's license. Extensive revision notes help you to revise weaker areas and prepare for the exams.

Air Law is included for free and the other eight subjects are available to purchase either individually or as a bundle, with no time limits or subscription required.

Create an account within the app and you can access all the content on your tablet, phone or online at http://ppltutor.com.

PPL exam subjects available:

- Air Law
- Aircraft General Knowledge
- Communications
- Flight Performance and Planning
- Human Performance
- Meteorology
- Navigation
- Operations
- Principles of Flight

Our question database contains five different formats to help you to prepare for the new CAA exams, including multiple choice, multiple selection, text entry, true/false and dropdown answer selection.

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Ratings and reviews

I have been using this app alongside reading the pooleys books like 3 times. It will help with a few questions on the exams and is very much worthwhile. You can also use it when you have passed all the exams to help retain the knowledge of the subjects. After all, it's great to pass the exams, but the main objective is to retain and use this information for the safe conduct of your flight.

Great app, not to be used alone but with other revision materials as well. Some questions even mirrored the questions from my actual exams as well!! My only issue is that the new layout lacks the charm of the previous old style design, but other than that, it has been (and still is) a pillar of my studies.

This was a really useful tool when revising for the old paper tests, helped me get many 100% results. Unfortunately since the CAA switched to the new online tests with an updated bank of questions, this app no longer covers everything you need (I went from getting 100% to actually failing my last exam - flight performance and planning) Also, some calculations are incorrect which can be confusing, for example there are questions around centre of gravity which are not right.

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