Ready for the exam? The gauge estimates your points on your country's scoring and tells you which subject to work on first. It is an estimate, not a guarantee, and it appears once you have answered as many questions as the exam contains. New: the question of the day. One question a day, in about twenty seconds, and a day streak that goes up when you answer, right or wrong. A missed day starts again at 1, no reproach. Everything stays on your phone. Practice in series of 10, starting with the questions you missed. Under every correction, a link opens the course card that explains the answer. A mock exam passed in full is celebrated, and you can share the result card. It says "mock exam", has no official value, and is generated on your phone. An illustrated course: an icon for each subject, three night scenes, easier-to-read cards. New look, "Night flight". The Pro offer reads as a free / Pro table: everything that stays free first, then what Pro adds (€6.99, one-time purchase, no subscription). Accessibility: large text sizes and VoiceOver are supported across the app. The bank holds 318 A1/A3 questions and 163 A2 questions, each tied to the official text it cites.

National modules for France, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy, with 25 to 30 questions each and their own course card. New: the mock exam is timed where the authority publishes a time limit: Spain 40 min, Belgium 2 h, Italy 60 min, French A2 1 h. French A1/A3 (no time limit) and Germany (no published duration) are not timed, and the app says so. "My mistakes" (part of the Pro purchase): replay the questions you missed until you get them right. Free users see how many are waiting. Also new: a free A2 preview, the first card of each subject and 10 questions. And the bank grows to 318 A1/A3 questions (133 before) and 163 A2 questions, each checked against the official text it cites: abnormal procedures, batteries, weather, calculations. Mastery tracking (free): in each practice, the questions mastered out of the total. One more free card, "Got a drone?": the four steps before the first flight. Fixed: "Finish" in practice now closes the session with a count, and the per-subject counters now count only your country's questions.

National modules for France, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy, with 25 to 30 questions each and their own course card. New: the A2 course is now fully illustrated. Each of its 10 cards has a diagram: wind and ground speed, the lee side, stopping distance, energy reserve, air density, fall point, wind in town, the weather forecast, flight path, and the 5 metres in low-speed mode. All are described for VoiceOver. Content rechecked against the official texts: class C0 in A3 (training and exam required), and the minimum ages in Italy and Germany.