FAA A&P Mechanic Exam Prep

FAA A&P exam prep built on a fact many candidates learn late: the A&P written test is really three tests. General, Airframe, and Powerplant are taken and scored separately, so each gets its own question bank, its own study path by ACS area, and its own timed practice exam.

WHAT YOU GET
- 1,771 practice questions across 40 areas, led by Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics (130), Non-Metallic Structures (101), Cleaning and Corrosion Control (80), Regulations, Maintenance Forms, Records, and Publications (78), Aircraft Instrument Systems (74), plus 35 more.
- A teaching explanation on every question — why the right answer is right, and why each wrong choice is wrong.
- Timed mock exams: 100 questions, 120 minutes. Practice results do not predict an official exam score.
- 471 study notes distilling the high-yield points.
- 1,884 flashcards for the facts you have to recall cold.
- Progress tracked area by area, so you can see what is holding you back.
- Study offline — a connection is needed only for purchase and restore.

THREE WRITTEN TESTS, ONE STUDY HUB
No separate app per test. As FAA A&P Airframe test prep, the Airframe track runs a 100-question mock exam in 2 hours; as FAA A&P Powerplant test prep, Powerplant runs the same length; General's is 60 items. Every question is tagged to its ACS code and grounded in the FAA maintenance handbooks or 14 CFR, so a miss points to the area to review. 38 are calculation problems.

WHO IT IS FOR
- Students at an FAA-certificated maintenance school heading into the written tests
- Mechanics qualifying on 18 or 30 months of documented experience
- Anyone wanting A&P mechanic exam prep for one certificate, such as Airframe only
- Working technicians fitting FAA A&P mechanic prep into short sessions

HOW THE EXAM WORKS
Airframe and powerplant certification starts with three FAA knowledge tests: General (60 items), Airframe (100), and Powerplant (100), each 2 hours with 70% to pass. Get an FAA Tracking Number through IACRA, bring a signed authorization, and schedule each test with PSI, which sets the fee. Pass all required tests within 24 months; after a failure, retest in 30 days, or sooner with a signed statement of additional instruction.

CURRENT CONTENT
Version 1.0: 1,771 questions across all 40 ACS areas (General 595, Airframe 686, Powerplant 490), 471 study notes, and 1,884 flashcards for FAA A&P certification study. All questions are text-based.

PRICING
One-time purchase. No subscription, no ads, no upsells. Buy it once and it stays unlocked.

FREE PREVIEW
Try 80 of the questions free, two in every ACS area, plus two flashcards per area. No account and no signup required.

OFFICIAL SOURCES
This app is a study aid, not a government app and not a certifying or licensing body. For official requirements, eligibility, and the current rules, consult the source directly:
- Federal Aviation Administration (FAA): https://www.faa.gov
- FAA — Become a Mechanic: https://www.faa.gov/mechanics
- FAA Airman Knowledge Testing: https://www.faa.gov/training_testing/testing
- FAA Airman Certification Standards (FAA-S-ACS-1): https://www.faa.gov/training_testing/testing/acs
- eCFR — Title 14 (Aeronautics and Space): https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-14

DISCLAIMER
Independent study app, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the U.S. Department of Transportation, or PSI Services, and not a government app. "FAA," "A&P," and "Airframe and Powerplant" only identify the tests this app prepares you for. All content is original practice material based on public FAA handbooks and 14 CFR, not actual, past, or recalled exam questions, and is not maintenance, airworthiness, or legal advice.
Passing these practice exams does not guarantee a passing score on the real exam.