Aviation Exam Flashcards

Reviews the complete CAAS SAR-66 Module 3 Electrical Fundamentals syllabus for Category B1 and B2, from electron theory and DC circuits through transformers, generators, and motors, while identifying the smaller Category A scope where relevant.

Covers the nine official A1/A3 subjects: air safety, airspace restrictions, aviation regulation, human performance limitations, operational procedures, UAS general knowledge, privacy and data protection, insurance, and security.

50 flashcards covering EASA Part-66 Module 3 Electrical Fundamentals: electron theory, DC circuits, Ohm's and Kirchhoff's laws, resistors, capacitance, magnetism, inductance, DC machines, and AC theory including transformers, filters and three-phase machines.

Fifty active-recall cards covering EASA Part-66 Module 8 Basic Aerodynamics: the ISA atmosphere, boundary layer and aerofoil geometry, Bernoulli and the lift/drag equations, stall and load factor, and flight stability and dynamics.

Review the Level 2 physics knowledge required for EASA Part-66 category B1, B2, and B2L licences, including matter, mechanics, fluids, thermodynamics, optics, waves, and sound. Category A and B3 candidates use a narrower Level 1/2 syllabus and should follow their category-specific requirements. Category C applicants must meet either the category B1 or B2 basic knowledge levels.

Covers ferrous and non-ferrous alloys, composites, corrosion, fasteners and rivets, pipes, springs, bearings, transmissions, control cables and EWIS wiring.

Covers the FAA Aviation Maintenance Technician General (AMG), Airframe (AMA), and Powerplant (AMP) knowledge tests: math and physics, electricity, materials, regulations, structures, aircraft systems, and reciprocating and turbine engines.

Covers all 15 ACS airframe subjects: metallic and non-metallic structures, flight controls, inspection, landing gear, hydraulics, environmental, instruments, avionics, fuel, electrical, ice and rain, fire protection, rotorcraft, and water and waste.

Covers all 12 ACS General subjects: electricity, drawings, weight and balance, fluid lines, materials and hardware, ground operations, corrosion control, mathematics, regulations and records, physics, inspection concepts, and human factors.

Covers commercial drone regulations, airspace, sectional charts, weather, performance, Remote ID, night operations, and operational decision-making.

Nig. CARs Part 2 licensing, aircraft systems, exits, emergency equipment and drills, dangerous goods, hygiene and first aid.

Reviews the four official AET study-guide sections and all 34 published standards areas, from electronics fundamentals through aircraft handling and safety.

50 active-recall cards for the current six broad Module 1 rows: arithmetic, simple expressions, equations, constructions, graphs, and trigonometry. Detailed examples are study aids, not a substitute for provider scope.

Prepare for the UK CAA A2 Certificate of Competency with 50 cards covering the three official additional-theory subjects: meteorology, UAS flight performance, and technical and operational ground-risk mitigations. Current 2026 Near People rules, UK2 and transitional C2 aircraft, legacy aircraft, Remote ID, practical training, and five-year validity are included.