The EASA ATPL(A) syllabus

Everything the ATPL(A) theoretical knowledge examinations may ask, subject by subject: 4,045 numbered learning objectives of the EASA 2020 syllabus, as aligned with the ECQB 2026 question bank. This is the exact map our courses and question bank are built against — open a subject to read every objective.

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010 · Air Law 021 · Airframe, Systems and Powerplant 022 · Instrumentation 031 · Mass and Balance 032 · Performance 033 · Flight Planning and Monitoring 040 · Human Performance and Limitations 050 · Meteorology 061 · General Navigation 062 · Radio Navigation 070 · Operational Procedures 081 · Principles of Flight 090 · Communications Open the question bank About the ATPL package

The ATPL course

Subjects: 13
Learning objectives: 4,045
Lessons: 316
Practice questions: 4795

Each subject has its own full course. The course covers all learning objectives for that subject. You can practice questions filtered per subject(s).

Reading the syllabus: numbering per the EASA 2020 syllabus (AMC1 FCL.310) as amended for ECQB 2026. Objectives marked BK are basic knowledge — taught and assessed during your ATO training rather than in the central examinations. Inside a subject, every objective our course already teaches carries a direct link to its lesson.

010

Air Law

505 learning objectives

international law: conventions, agreements and organisations21airworthiness of aircraft, aircraft nationality and registration marks8personnel licensing24rules of the air according to icao annex 2 and sera37aircraft operations116air traffic services (ats) and air traffic management (atm)150aeronautical information service (ais)

The EASA ATPL(A) syllabus

Air Law

The EASA ATPL(A) syllabus

Air Law

Aircraft General Knowledge — Airframe, Systems and Powerplant

Aircraft General Knowledge — Instrumentation

Mass and Balance

Performance (Aeroplanes)

Flight Planning and Monitoring

Human Performance and Limitations

Meteorology

General Navigation

Radio Navigation

Operational Procedures

Principles of Flight (Aeroplanes)

Communications