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Free practice tests for airline and aviation careers

Every practice test above is free to try, and each one maps to a skill that real airline and aviation employers screen for: numerical reasoning, verbal reasoning, spatial awareness, memory and concentration. If you are preparing for a specific selection process, start with the skill your test emphasises most, then broaden out.

Know which test you are actually facing

Airlines and training schools do not write their own aptitude tests; they buy them from a handful of specialist suppliers. Your invitation email will usually name one of these systems:

  • COMPASS, the Computerised Pilot Aptitude Screening System, used widely by flight schools and cadet programmes. Read our complete COMPASS guide for the module breakdown and scoring.
  • PILAPT, known for its hand-eye tracking tasks and rising workload. Our PILAPT guide covers what to expect.
  • cut-e (Aon), short sharp online tests many airlines run early in selection. See our cut-e practice guide.
  • ADAPT, a screening battery used by several cadet schemes; our pilot aptitude test guide explains where it fits.
  • ATSA, the FAA's selection test for air traffic controllers in the United States, and FEAST, its European counterpart from EUROCONTROL. Both have dedicated guides and practice questions here: ATSA and FEAST.

If you are not sure which system you will face, our pilot aptitude test guide walks through how the main suppliers differ and how to find out which one your airline or school uses.

How to get the most from free practice

Sit your first practice test cold and treat the result as a baseline, not a verdict. Aptitude scores respond quickly to familiarity: knowing the question formats, the timing and the interface removes a layer of avoidable error before any real ability gain. Practise the timed formats little and often in the run-up to your assessment, and keep your last session close to test day so the formats stay fresh.