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FAA A&P Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic
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FAA FAA Airman and Aviation Certificates License: Complete Roadmap
Follow this path to maximize your chances of passing on the first try
Lock In Your Eligibility Path
Confirm whether you are testing through AMTS graduation, experience, or the JSAMTCC military route before you build your schedule.
Master General FirstYou are here
Rebuild electricity, math, drawings, weight and balance, records, inspections, and safety fundamentals that feed the other two tests.
Separate Airframe From Powerplant
Study structures and aircraft systems independently from engine theory and engine systems so troubleshooting logic stays clean.
Run Mixed Troubleshooting Sets
Practice scenario questions that require the safest next maintenance action, correct records handling, and system-level reasoning.
Finish With Timed Multi-Test Review
Use timed blocks that simulate switching between General, Airframe, and Powerplant expectations before scheduling with PSI.
Can You Take the FAA A&P Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Be able to read, write, speak, and understand English
- •Obtain an FTN through IACRA before scheduling knowledge tests
- •Present FAA Form 8610-2 or AMTS graduation documentation as applicable
FAA A&P Quick Facts
Time to Get Licensed
2-6 months typical, depending on training background
From start to license in hand
Retake Policy
If you fail a knowledge or oral/practical test, FAA says you may retest after 30 days, or sooner with a signed statement showing additional instruction from an appropriately certificated airman.
Total Cost Breakdown
Free FAA A&P Prep That Actually Works
Built Around The 3-Test FAA Path
Practice coverage is split across General, Airframe, and Powerplant instead of treating A&P as a single vague bucket.
200 Free Practice Questions
Use a full four-file practice bank with detailed explanations mapped to mechanic knowledge-test content.
2026 Testing Update Included
Accounts for FAA's February 2026 notice that airman knowledge tests begin using embedded images on April 14, 2026.
What You'll Study
12 chapters covering everything you need to pass
Orientation: Eligibility, FTN, Authorization, Three-Test Path, and Retakes
6 sections
ACS Map, Testing Matrix, Embedded Images, Supplements, and Study Workflow
6 sections
General I: Electricity, Drawings, Weight and Balance, Math, and Physics
6 sections
General II: Lines, Materials, Servicing, Corrosion, Records, Inspection, and Human Factors
6 sections
Airframe I: Structures, Flight Controls, and Airframe Inspection
6 sections
Airframe II: Landing Gear, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Environmental, Instruments, and Comms
7 sections
Airframe III: Fuel, Electrical, Ice/Rain, Fire, Rotorcraft, and Water/Waste Systems
6 sections
Powerplant I: Reciprocating, Turbine Engine Theory, and Engine Inspection
6 sections
Powerplant II: Instruments, Fire, Electrical, Lubrication, Ignition, and Starting
6 sections
Powerplant III: Fuel Metering, Induction, Cooling, Turbine Air, Exhaust, Reversers, and Propellers
6 sections
Oral/Practical Bridge: AKTR ACS Codes, DME Expectations, and Maintenance Judgment
6 sections
Final Review: Test Day Strategy, Three-Test Schedule, and Next Steps
6 sections
FAA A&P Exam Details
FAA A&P Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic
Administered by FAA / PSI
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official FAA / PSI content outline
Electricity and electronics, drawings, weight and balance, fluid lines and fittings, materials and processes, servicing, corrosion control, math, regulations, physics, inspections, and human factors.
Structures, flight controls, landing gear, hydraulics and pneumatics, environmental systems, instruments, communications and lighting, airframe fuel and electrical systems, and ice, rain, and fire protection.
Reciprocating and turbine engines, engine inspection, instrument and electrical systems, fire protection, lubrication, ignition and starting, fuel metering, induction and cooling, turbine air systems, exhaust and reversers, and propellers.
What's Included
12 Chapters
Complete exam coverage
Practice Quizzes
With detailed explanations
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