Interactive ground school · United States

Ground
School

Learn to fly the way it is supposed to be taught: one concept at a time, on the real documents pilots use. Three courses — Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot — written for someone starting from zero, with actual FAA charts marked up point by point, checks inside every lesson, and a quiz at the end.

21 lessons free · No account · Your progress stays on this device

FAA instrument approach chart: ILS or LOC runway 4R at Boston Logan (KBOS)
A real one — ILS RWY 4R, Boston Logan. You will learn to read every line of it.

Real FAA charts, marked up

Real approach plates, sectionals, SIDs and STARs from the FAA d-TPP cycle effective August 6 to September 3, 2026, with numbered marks you can click to see what each line means.

Every fact has a source

Lessons are written from the PHAK, AFH, IFH, IPH and FAR/AIM, and each one lists exactly which chapters it comes from.

Search all 169 written lessons

Press Ctrl+K and type a term, an acronym, or a regulation number: the lesson that covers it comes up.

645 terms in the glossary

Every key term defined in the 169-lesson syllabus, A to Z, each linked back to the lesson that teaches it.

Training use only. This course supports your study; it replaces neither flight instruction nor the official documents (PHAK FAA-H-8083-25, AFH FAA-H-8083-3, IFH FAA-H-8083-15, 14 CFR, AIM), which alone are authoritative. Charts shown are real but expire: never navigate with them.