FAA A&P Mechanic Test 2026

Pass the FAA A&P General written test. 350 original practice questions for the Aviation Mechanic General knowledge test — the General section only — each with a worked rationale and a citation to FAA-H-8083-30B, 14 CFR or AC 43.13. A timed 60-question simulator matches the real exam format: 60 questions, 42 to pass, a 2-hour clock. Track readiness across all 12 ACS General subject areas and drill your weakest. Option order reshuffles every session, so what sticks is the answer and not the letter it sat on. Walk away mid-session and it is waiting where you left it. Build your own: pick the areas, set the length, take the sim clock or leave it. Your Logbook keeps the whole story: readiness charted over time against the 70% line, every graded sim kept with its per-area breakdown, and your pace measured against the real exam's 2:00-per-question budget. Set your test date and the days left become a daily quota — you'll know you're on glidepath. Missed questions land on your Squawk List automatically and stay there until you clear them. Free to try: the first fifth of every ACS area and a 20-question timed exam. One in-app purchase, Full Exam Prep, unlocks all 350 questions and the full 60-question exam. If you bought the app before it was free, everything is already unlocked. No ads, no account, no tracking, and it works with the phone in airplane mode. - 350 FAA-cited questions with worked rationales, each naming why the wrong answers are wrong - Option order reshuffles every session — you learn the answer, not its position - A session you leave is waiting where you left it - Timed 60-question exam simulator (42 to pass, 2 hours) - All 12 ACS General subject areas, with a readiness gauge per area - Logbook: readiness over time, exam history, pace vs the 2:00 budget - Test-date plan: days left turned into a daily question quota - Build your own session: pick areas, set the length, sim pace optional - Squawk List: every miss captured until you clear it - 100% offline — nothing leaves the device Unofficial study aid — not affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA.