r/studentpilot
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What are you guys using for checklists in the cockpit these days?
u/love2flyalot — 6 days ago
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I made a clickable checklist because I kept getting lost flipping through the classic paper checklists
u/love2flyalot — 15 days ago
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I made an AI DPE you can practice your oral exam with before the real thing — want to try it for free?
u/WinterExotic9444 — 15 days ago
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What logbook app are you guys using these days?
u/Illustrious_Shelter1 — 11 days ago
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How do you usually look up air law questions when studying or flying?
u/Brilliant-Goat- — 17 days ago
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[Academic] Aspiring pilots — what do you expect from the aviation industry in terms of health support?
u/Kiran_m_345 — 7 days ago
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In beta with a new written prep tool I built.
Hey folks,
Hope everybody's doing well. I'm a private pilot myself and wanted to create a more efficient way to study for the FAA written.
I created TARMAC - basically a question bank for the PPL written that uses AI to explain concepts when you get stuff wrong. The idea is simple: practice questions over and over, and when you mess up, the AI breaks down why so you actually understand it instead of just memorizing.
It's not replacing ground school, just a better way to practice for the test. Right now I'm in beta and would love to get a couple of people to try it out.
Let me know if it's helpful and please provide any feedback!! Thanks.
u/Livid-Chair1372 — 1 day ago