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Are you preparing for your Canadian Private Pilot License and want help answering typical test questions?  Or are you a licensed pilot and want a quick reference to material you may have forgotten? It's difficult to remember an answer to a question when you're presented with 4 possible answers, sure you'll study for the right one but why have all the extra wrong answer noise?   With PPL Helper we provide answers to over 1400 typical questions that you'll find on your PPL test but we only provide you the correct answer for each question. We don't give you a question plus 4 answers, that's just noise, creates confusion, instead we give you the answer to remember. Plus we give you an explanation to each of the answers so you can quickly see why it's answered this way. Studying has never been easier - you can favourite a question so that you can go back and review these at anytime. Plus, you can search on any question, so if you want to search on ATC, you'll get all questions relating to the ATC - quick and easy. A must have for aviators.. Regardless if you're a student or seasoned pilot, PPL Helper gives answers to questions with reference materials at your fingertips. Have only a few minutes while standing in line somewhere but want to answer 10 random questions? PPL Helper lets you do just that, showing the results in the four Transport Canada study groups so you can sharpen the areas that you feel is most needed. Ready for your Transport Canada flight test? PPL Helper has the typical questions that are asked of you for the verbal test. Already a pilot and just forgot a few things, PPL Helper lets you ask a question, get results along with detailed explanations and pics - it's just easy!!! Focus on the answers of a question, that makes learning easier. Enjoy.

This P-Star Study Guide app is designed to ensure that student pilots have the necessary knowledge in areas such as air regulations, navigation, meteorology, and general aviation. The app consists of 185 multiple-choice questions distributed across the following 14 topics: Collision Avoidance, Visual Signals, Communications, Aerodromes, Equipment, Pilot Responsibilities, Wake Turbulence, Aeromedical, Flight Plans & Itineraries, Clearances & Instructions, Aircraft Operations, General Airspace Regulations, Controlled Airspace, and Aviation Occurrences. Users can select a topic from the Practice Categories page, then go through each question in the category, selecting a response and being automatically presented with the next question. Upon completing a category, the user is presented with a summary page indicating how many of their responses were correct, how many were incorrect, and their percentage of correct responses. At the bottom of the summary page are three links: Review, which allows the user to go through each question to see the correct response; Retake, which resets the score and takes the user back to the first question in the category; and Topics, which returns the user to the Practice Categories page and displays a green check mark beside the category, indicating that it has been attempted. Note: Each of the question and review screens displays an Acronyms link that allows the user to reference descriptions for acronyms or abbreviations.