Build the foundation
Move through a structured Part 107 curriculum with concise lessons, narration, diagrams, and exam-focused callouts.

Learn the rules, work real FAA charts, practice under exam conditions, and follow a readiness system that tells you exactly what to study next.
Astra combines instruction, deliberate practice, and readiness guidance in one system. You always know where you are, what is weak, and what to do next.
Move through a structured Part 107 curriculum with concise lessons, narration, diagrams, and exam-focused callouts.
Train against a public-domain FAA sectional figure with guided pins, measuring tools, identify mode, and chart questions.
Use topic quizzes, weak-area drills, flashcards, and three timed 60-question practice exams to close knowledge gaps.
Your performance becomes a clear study recommendation, so every session starts with the next best move.
This is a representative learner view using Astra’s real chart asset and readiness model—not a decorative dashboard mockup.


The goal is not memorization alone. It is confident, responsible decision-making in real operational environments.
Astra’s early credibility comes from the product itself: verifiable source material, real FAA figures, server-side grading, and transparent readiness rules. Student outcomes will be published only when the founding cohort produces real data.
Graded question answers and explanations are never shipped to the browser before submission.
Technical chart training uses a documented public-domain FAA source—not invented aviation graphics.
Fees, timelines, and external policy details point students back to current official sources.
The first 10 individual pilots train for $50. Standard individual pricing is $149, with team seats available from $50 each.
Assign seats, track completion, identify at-risk learners, manage recurrent currency, and export compliance data from one operational console.