FlightPath: ASTB-E Prep

FlightPath is focused preparation for the ASTB-E — the Aviation Selection Test Battery used for Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard aviation programs. You get three lifetime attempts on the real exam. Walk in ready. TIMED PRACTICE TESTS Four full subtests — Math Skills, Reading Comprehension, Mechanical Comprehension, and Aviation & Nautical Information — run under real time pressure with no feedback until you finish. Then you get a question-by-question review: what you answered, what was correct, and why. The review is your study list. A STUDY PATH YOU CONTROL Four subjects, thirteen units, sixty-five lessons — and nothing is locked. Pick a subject and study in whatever order suits you. Each lesson explains immediately after every answer, so you learn as you go, and each unit has an exam to check retention. PBM DRILLS The Performance-Based Measures reward familiarity more than any other section, and they're the hardest part to prepare for on paper. • Tracking — hold a crosshair on a maneuvering target. Works on touch, and connect a gamepad or HOTAS stick for velocity control that matches the real test's input model. • UAV Orientation — a north-up map shows your heading and target while the camera view rotates to that heading. Identify the building at the called cardinal direction. • Dichotic Listening — different audio in each ear, respond only to your target ear, with the target ear switching partway through. Headphones required. FLASHCARDS 166 cards across every unit, for quick review between sessions. ALSO COVERED Plain explanations of the NATFI personality inventory and the BI-RV, so nothing on test day is a surprise. PROGRESS THAT STICKS Lessons, scores, drill results, and your day streak save automatically on your device. No account required, no sign-in, nothing to remember. PRIVACY No accounts. No analytics. No ads. No data collection of any kind. FlightPath works entirely offline. FlightPath is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, or Department of Defense. All questions are original, modeled on publicly documented ASTB-E topics.