EASA ATPL(A) Theory
The complete EASA ATPL(A) theory, built directly on the official 2020 syllabus learning objectives and aligned with the ECQB 2026 question-bank revision. Read courses that actually explain, drill questions written against every objective, and sit timed exam simulations — for a year.
13
EASA Subjects
4,045
Learning Objectives
4,795
Questions in the Bank
75%
Pass Mark, Simulated
One loop, four stages — the same loop for every subject, from Principles of Flight to Air Law.
Every subject taught lesson by lesson — mechanisms explained, worked examples computed step by step, original figures for every concept that needs one.
Each lesson ends with a quick check drawn from the questions that test exactly what you just read. Clear it, and you taxi on — retake it and the questions change.
Questions tied to every single learning objective, so practice always maps to something the examiner is allowed to ask.
Timed per-subject simulations against the 75% pass mark, with full review: every answer explained, every question traced to its learning objective.
Fourteen months of theory is easier when nobody flies it alone. Form a flight crew with your class or your friends, keep each other honest, and turn the daily grind into the leaderboard nobody wants to fall off.
See how many questions each crew member has flown through, subject by subject — progress you can compare, not guess.
Your crew host sets the questions per day; every member gets the same set and a hard 24-hour deadline. Finish it or lose the streak.
The host activates only the subjects your class is studying right now, so the daily questions track your ground school instead of running ahead of it.
Daily streaks, perfect weeks, first-to-finish medals — small stakes that keep a whole class showing up.
Crew Bravo-26
4 crew members
Today's challenge · 20 questions
07:41 left
Maya
20/20
You
12/20
Jonas
16/20
Elif
4/20
Your real examination papers are generated from the European Central Question Bank (ECQB 2026), and every question in them maps to a numbered learning objective of the EASA 2020 syllabus. This package is built the same way, in the opposite direction: each lesson declares exactly which learning objectives it teaches, each question is tagged with its objective, and automated checks prove that nothing is left untaught or untested.
081 · Principles of Flight — Laws and definitions
Every objective links to the lesson that teaches it — the map fills in live as the course grows.
One crewmate checks out and receives personal codes — every member checks out with their own code, at the price for the crew's size at that moment. When the crew grows into a cheaper tier, every member gets the difference back as cashback.
Solo
€10 / month
billed €120 / year
Crew of 5+
€9 / month
each, billed €108 / year
Crew of 10+
€8 / month
each, billed €96 / year