Study aviation theory with multiple-choice questions and image-based quizzes. Practice exams on ATP theory, Jeppesen charts, meteorology, aerodynamics, and Airbus 320 transition. Track progress and review answers for improved understanding.
The app defines over 12,000 aviation terms, acronyms, and phrases, including nearly 500 illustrations. It is based on the book Dictionary of Aeronautical Terms by Dale Crane and draws from FAA regulations and other aviation resources.
Study for aviation with subject-specific questions and practice tests. Access over 750 questions covering all subjects. Track progress and review answers for and FAA . Receive structured guidance to prepare for pilot licensing tests.
Track flight hours, currency, and training reminders
Log flight hours, track totals by aircraft type and time period. Monitor currency and training limits. Set reminders for medical renewals and recurrent training. View flight history on an interactive map.
Pilots can upload flight data automatically from mobileCCI to LogTen Pro. Track flight hours, log entries, and manage schedules. Export logs and access real-time flight information.
The app presents over 900 questions and answers for student pilots preparing for the Private Pilot Practical Exam. It covers all subjects tested during a checkride, referencing FAA documents and ACS codes.
The app provides bidding functionality for iPad users, specifically for pilots and flight attendants. It allows users to bid from their iPad, eliminating the need for a laptop or waiting to bid at home.
A utility simulates an E6B slide ruler for aircraft pilots. Perform conversions, wind corrections for low and high speed. Rotate, slide, and pinch zoom for precise control. Includes three calculation modes.
Track aircraft movements across U.S. borders and Mexico by accessing eAPIS manifest data. View flight, passenger, and crew information. Submit manifests electronically to CBP. Support Mexico Apis submissions starting from release 2.
The app provides instrument training for general aviation pilots. Users can manipulate map elements and observe instrument responses in Learn mode, or determine aircraft location based on instruments in Test mode.
Learn and practice IFR flying with a simulator that allows setting up custom navigation aids, aircraft position, speed, and movement. Adjust runway direction, wind conditions, and use instruments like VOR, HSI, DME, and RMI.