Homepage shows 22,342 English questions for EASA Latest, 17,367 for EASA 2016, 2,767 PPL; EASA subscription page lists over 16,000 questions
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AviaTests vs AviationExam
Compare AviaTests and AviationExam for ATPL, CPL, and IR exam preparation. Practice tools, pricing, AI explanations, and platform support side by side.
What AviationExam offers
AviationExam offers EASA question banks covering ATPL, CPL, IR, CBIR, BIR, and FOC for aeroplanes and helicopters. The homepage shows 22,342 English questions for EASA Latest exams, 17,367 for EASA 2016, and 2,767 for PPL, with daily updates and seen/last-seen filters. The EASA subscription page lists over 16,000 questions with offline/online use, ATPL/CPL/IR/CBIR/EIR/BIR/FOC coverage, aeroplanes and helicopters, and the EASA latest 2020 syllabus. Features include Last Seen and Official Exam Appearance filters, notes, discussions, reports, a CR-3/E6B calculator, and apps for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows.
What AviationExam does well
ATPL, CPL, IR, CBIR, BIR, and FOC for aeroplanes and helicopters
AviationExam official page
Apps for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows with offline use
AviationExam official page
Last Seen and Official Exam Appearance filters, discussions, and reports
AviationExam feature list
Pricing from EUR 16.58/month billed for full term; 1, 3, 6, and 12-month variants
AviationExam pricing page, accessed 2026-05-22
When AviaTests is the right fit
You want AI explanations built into every session
AviaTests provides AI explanations after each answer so your review loop is immediate, not dependent on community discussion threads.
You prefer a streamlined ATPL practice workflow
AviaTests keeps the path from subject selection to practice, review, and readiness visibility short and focused.
You want readiness signals in your dashboard
Weak-subject visibility and readiness cues give you a snapshot of where to focus before your exam window.
Try AviaTests free before deciding
- Start a free practice session and review AI explanations.
- Run a timed exam simulation.
- Check weak-subject visibility and readiness signals.
- Review pricing with no hidden tiers.
Where AviaTests may not fit
- AviaTests focuses on ATPL(A) aeroplane theory; other licence types are not currently covered.
- AviaTests is browser-based; native desktop and offline mobile apps are not currently available.
- AviaTests includes a CR3 computer for session practice; native desktop and offline mobile access are not currently available.
When to look beyond AviaTests
If you need helicopter (ATPL/H) question coverage alongside aeroplanes, AviationExam supports both.
If native desktop apps (macOS, Windows) or offline mobile access are essential, AviationExam advertises multi-platform support.
If CBIR, BIR, or FOC question banks are relevant to your training path, AviationExam covers those licences.
Frequently asked questions
Does AviaTests have more questions than AviationExam?
AviationExam shows 22,342 English questions for EASA Latest exams on its homepage (17,367 for EASA 2016, 2,767 PPL); the EASA subscription page references over 16,000 questions. AviaTests focuses on the practice workflow — subject sessions, exam mode, AI explanations, and readiness — rather than question count alone. Try both free versions to see which workflow fits your study style.
Can I use both AviaTests and AviationExam?
Yes. Some students use a primary question bank alongside AviaTests for its AI explanations, readiness signals, and focused review flow. The free version of each lets you compare without committing.
Start practising with AviaTests.
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