Exam Questions Explained

Five recent General Navigation (VFR Navigation) questions from real EASA exams, covering visual approaches, checkpoints, lost position, snow terrain, and groundspeed checks.

Seven recent Meteorology questions from real EASA exams, covering wind/temp charts, METAR/TAF interpretation, prognostic charts, synoptic depressions, and icing forecasts.

Six recent Instrumentation questions from real EASA exams, covering IAS/TAS in cold fronts, ASI function, baro VSI, climb speeds, ADC systems, and EAS vs CAS.

Six recent Principles of Flight questions from real EASA exams, covering AoA effects, flaps, slat asymmetry, speed brakes, ground effect, and aerofoil flow changes.

Five recent Flight Planning & Monitoring questions from real EASA exams, covering route types, NAVID info, airway filing, 3D approaches, and TAS calculation.

Six recent Air Law questions from real EASA exams, covering TCAS RA, ILS GP failure, IAF roles, parallel runway spacing, holding entries, and circling approach actions.

Five fresh PoF questions from recent EASA exams — covering buffer margins, propeller blades, the coffin corner, and wind-shear effects at constant CAS.

Five fresh Radio Nav exam questions — MLS essentials, transponder reply logic, 3D approach ops, VOR1 on MFDs, and RNP missed-approach criteria explained.

Five fresh Instrumentation exam questions from the past 30 days — with clear breakdowns on airspeed arcs, Mach tuck, tropopause effects, slip indicators, and ADC inputs.

Latest real EASA GNav questions: distance conversions, departures, TAS changes, VOR range, and climb calculations — all explained clearly and exam-focused.

Flight Planning can feel like a puzzle — but we’ve got you covered. In this video, we break down 7 of the freshest exam questions from the Airhead question bank, the only place with more current ATPL questions than anywhere else.

Five fresh EASA Mass & Balance exam questions from the past 30 days — each with answers and clear explanations covering CG, fuel mass, regulated weights and common traps.