How do I use the E6B flight computer?
Tap the E6B button to open the on-screen flight computer without leaving your question. It handles the common computations — time/speed/distance, fuel burn, wind correction, density altitude, and unit conversions — matching what a CX-3-style computer does.
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Using the E6B flight computer
Aviation Test Prep includes a full on-screen E6B flight computer — the same computations as a CX-3-style electronic E6B. It's permitted on FAA knowledge tests, so you'll find it on study, review, and Question-of-the-Day screens via the ? E6B button ...
What Premium unlocks
The free plan lets you try the full study flow on a fixed 40-question set. Premium removes the limits and adds the features that make the material stick. What you get The full question bank for your exam — every category, not a 40-question sample. AI ...
How many questions are in my exam?
Each exam's question count is shown on your dashboard's progress bar (e.g. "62 / 670"). The number reflects every ACS-aligned question loaded for that test. The free plan previews 40 of them; Premium unlocks the entire bank.
What are ACS codes and the ACS lookup?
The FAA's Airman Certification Standards (ACS) break each test into coded knowledge areas (e.g. PA.I.A.K1). Every question is tagged with its ACS code, and our free ACS code lookup lets you paste the codes from your test report to see exactly what ...
Do you offer discounts for schools, groups, or CFIs?
Yes. Flight schools and instructors can provision seats for students at volume pricing (with a free instructor seat) through our educators program. Reach out from that page for a quote.