A clear route from first lesson to test day — instruction, deliberate practice, and readiness guidance in one system.
Move through a structured Part 107 curriculum with concise lessons, diagrams, exam-focused callouts, and audio options for study away from the screen.
Every module maps directly to a section of the FAA's Part 107 knowledge test. Lessons are written to be read in one sitting, with studio narration on selected lessons and browser text-to-speech available for others. Each one ends with the specific things the FAA actually tests you on — not general aviation trivia.
Train against a public-domain FAA sectional figure with guided pins, measuring tools, identify mode, and chart questions.
Sectional chart questions are consistently where pilots lose points. Astra's chart trainer uses the actual FAA reference figure (not an invented graphic), with guided mode to learn symbols and identify mode to test recall under exam conditions.
Use topic quizzes, weak-area drills, flashcards, and three timed 60-question practice exams to close knowledge gaps.
Topic quizzes give instant right/wrong feedback with explanations, so you learn as you go. The three timed practice exams each contain 60 scored questions, matching the FAA test's scored portion. On test day you also get 5 unscored questions and 2 hours total.
Your performance becomes a clear study recommendation, so every session starts with the next best move.
Every quiz and practice exam feeds a readiness score broken out by topic. Instead of guessing what to review, you always know exactly which weak area to hit next — and when you're actually ready to schedule the FAA test.
If you fail your first FAA test attempt: finish Modules 1–11 and score 80%+ on 2 different practice exams before testing. Schedule within 7 days of course completion, or the earliest available PSI slot within 50 miles. Test within 60 days, and claim within 30 days of the test. Refund covers only the course price paid, not FAA/PSI fees. A team-seat refund is paid to the purchasing organization. Full terms.
Chart training uses a documented public-domain FAA figure. Regulatory copy is qualified and points you back to current official sources rather than inventing shortcuts.
Question answers and explanations are graded server-side and never shipped to your browser before you submit — the same standard a real proctored exam holds you to.
It's a rolling score built from your topic-quiz and practice-exam performance, broken down by subject area (regulations, weather, airspace, charts, and so on). It updates after every graded activity so it never goes stale.
If you fail your first FAA test attempt: finish Modules 1–11 and score 80%+ on 2 different practice exams before testing. Schedule within 7 days of course completion, or the earliest available PSI slot within 50 miles. Test within 60 days, and claim within 30 days of the test. Refund covers only the course price paid, not FAA/PSI fees. A team-seat refund is paid to the purchasing organization. Full terms.
Yes — Module 1 is a free preview with the real lesson content, no account required. Everything from Module 2 on unlocks with enrollment.