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Exam simulator

Timed, no feedback until you submit, questions weighted by ACS area like the real UAG test.

Set up like exam day

The real sitting is 60 questions in 2 hours with no scheduled break, at a desk in a PSI test centre. Practise the full length that way at least once.

  • You bring nothing into the room. The proctor hands you the testing supplement, numbered scratch paper, and a pen. Personal belongings go into storage outside.
  • The supplement is FAA-CT-8080-2H, and Legend 1 — the sectional chart legend — is the page that matters. Download it free from faa.gov and practise with it open beside you.
  • A calculator is allowed: aviation-oriented or plain arithmetic. Its memory must be erasable, and the proctor clears it in front of you before and after. Nothing with non-erasable memory, and no instruction booklet for it.
  • Scales, straightedges, protractors, plotters and a mechanical E6B are allowed. A phone app is not. Dictionaries are banned outright.
  • From 27 October 2026 the test embeds current sectional images in the question itself rather than pointing at a numbered supplement figure. Learn to read any chart, not the eight figures the old sample set used.
  • Sign in first if you want the result saved to your account. Signed out, it stays on this device.
  • Before you start, skim the cheat sheet so you know which limits you are expected to have memorised.

How a full exam is drawn

  • 1. Regulations29 (48% of the test)
  • 2. Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements12 (20% of the test)
  • 3. Weather3 (5% of the test)
  • 4. Loading and Performance1 (2% of the test)
  • 5. Operations15 (25% of the test)

Questions you have not seen are drawn first. Percentages are the ones PSI publishes for the live test, in force since 29 September 2025.