Pilot Tools & Test Prep

LOG IT. STUDY IT. PASS IT.

Two pilot tools we recommend to every student, whether you train with us or not. Keep a clean logbook for free, and walk into your FAA knowledge test already knowing you'll pass.

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LoggingPIC — Log the Flight Once. Everything Else Keeps Itself Current.

Paper logbooks are great until it's time to add up 40 pages before your checkride. LoggingPIC does the math for you. Enter each flight once, and your totals, PIC and dual time, night and cross-country hours, currency, and rating progress all update automatically.

Why pilots love it:

• Free to use. Unlimited flights, aircraft, and endorsements. No credit card required.
• Checkride-ready numbers. Your experience is organized the way the FAA 8710 form asks for it, so filling out IACRA means reading numbers off a grid instead of tallying pages.
• Know exactly what you still need. Progress meters for Private, Instrument, Commercial, and all the way to ATP.
• Stay current. Passenger currency, IFR currency, flight review, and medical dates, each showing when it lapses.
• Digital endorsements. Send your CFI a secure link to sign right in your logbook.
• Bring your history. Import from ForeFlight, Garmin Pilot, LogTen Pro, Logbook Pro, or a spreadsheet.
• Your data stays yours. Export a complete CSV anytime.

Available on the web and iOS.

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GroundSchool Prep — Walk Into Your Written Test Ready

Over 3,000 practice questions written from the FAA's own handbooks, including the Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge (PHAK), with an explanation and source reference on every answer. Study smarter, not just longer.

Three courses, pick the one you need:

• Private Pilot (PPL): 800+ questions on regulations, weather, airspace, performance, and navigation.
• Instrument Rating (IRA): 1,200+ questions on IFR procedures, approach charts, holds, and weather.
• Commercial Single-Engine Land (CSEL): 1,000+ questions on commercial privileges, systems, performance, and aerodynamics.

How it works:

1. Practice by topic. Build exams around the ACS areas you want to work on.
2. Simulate the real thing. Take a full 100-question exam and compare your score to the FAA passing standard.
3. Fix your weak spots. Retake every question you've missed with one click until those areas are solid.

Built-in E6B and calculator, full-screen charts and figures, and progress tracking that saves across all your devices. Available on the web and iOS.

$20 per course for 60 days. One-time payment, no subscription, nothing to cancel.

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The Perfect Pair for Student Pilots

Study for your written with GroundSchool Prep while LoggingPIC tracks every hour toward your certificate. When checkride day comes, your knowledge is sharp and your logbook is already in order.

Tools Are Great. Flying Is Better.

When you're ready to put that knowledge in the air, our instructors in Albany and Eugene are ready to fly with you.

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