TODAY’S CHALLENGEFlight controls · Beginner
The Daily Five.
Five questions. Think it through, make your call, then learn the why.
Venture West · Practice hangar
Build your knowledge.
Make your next move.
Play a quick challenge. Strengthen a weak spot. Bring what you learn to your next flight lesson.
Your practice session
A little practice. A new personal best.
Make the connection
Match the controls
Pair each flight control with its job. Clear the board and beat your best.
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Your milestones
First roundFinish any challenge
Clean sweepEarn 50 in one round
Three study daysPractice on 3 different days
Try bothComplete both game types
Free to play. Game progress stays on this device. The Daily Five rotates at midnight Arizona time. Practice milestones are not pilot qualifications.
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Choose your next skill.
12 quizzes · 6 flashcard sets · 2 study guides. Switch activities below. Free, with no account required.
12 activities found
Beginner
Study Habits
Study Between Flight Lessons
Six practical situations about debriefs, recall, feedback and using a practice score well.
6 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Beginner
Private Pilot
Private Pilot Fundamentals
Test your foundational knowledge of regulations, airspace, and flight operations required for the Private Pilot certificate.
15 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Intermediate
Aviation Weather
Aviation Weather Essentials
From METARs to microbursts, test your understanding of weather phenomena that affect flight safety.
15 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Advanced
Instrument Rating
IFR Procedures & Approaches
Challenge yourself with instrument approach procedures, holding patterns, and IFR regulations.
15 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Beginner
Aircraft Systems
Aircraft Systems 101
How well do you understand the powerplant, electrical, fuel, and flight control systems in training aircraft?
15 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Intermediate
FAA Regulations
FAA Regulations Essentials
Know your FARs. Test your understanding of 14 CFR Parts 61 and 91 and how they apply to everyday flying.
15 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Intermediate
Navigation
Navigation & Flight Planning
From VOR tracking to GPS waypoints, how well do you navigate the skies?
12 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Intermediate
Aerodynamics
Principles of Aerodynamics
Lift, drag, stalls, spins, and the forces of flight. How deep does your understanding go?
12 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Advanced
CFI
Fundamentals of Instruction
Test your knowledge of learning theory, teaching methods, and the fundamentals of instruction required for the CFI certificate.
15 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Advanced
CFII
Instrument Instruction Methods
Advanced IFR teaching scenarios, instrument scan techniques, and procedures for training instrument students effectively.
15 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Advanced
Commercial Multi
Commercial Multi-Engine Operations
Multi-engine aerodynamics, Vmc, engine-out procedures, and systems knowledge for the commercial multi-engine rating.
15 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Advanced
MEI
Multi-Engine Instruction Techniques
Teaching multi-engine operations, engine-out demonstrations, Vmc training safety, and endorsement requirements for the MEI.
15 questions
Ready for your first round
Start practice Put the score to work.
01 / Recall first
Answer before looking at the explanation. On flashcards, say your answer before turning the card over.
02 / Investigate the gap
Read the explanation and the relevant FAA reference. Write down what you misunderstood, not just the right letter.
03 / Bring it to the briefing
Explain how the concept applies to your next lesson. Ask your instructor to check your reasoning.