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Meteorology
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What is the primary cause of wind?
AHorizontal pressure differences
BSurface friction
CThe Earth's rotation alone
DThe passage of fronts
Reasoned answer
Wind starts because air moves from areas of higher pressure toward areas of lower pressure. This motion is driven by the pressure gradient force, while friction and Coriolis later modify its speed and direction.
Session progress68%
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PPL(A) question bank
1,695 questions across 9 subjects, mock exams, explanations and progress that shows when to move forward.
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400 progressive questions to understand how aircraft fly, discover aviation and learn without prior experience.
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METAR, E6B, crosswind, density altitude and briefing resources to make each flight better prepared.
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See the experienceThe problem with studying blind
More hours do not always mean better preparation.
An unstructured bank makes you repeat what you already know, hide weak areas and reach exam day without a clear confidence signal.
You repeat the same mistake
You memorise an option without understanding the principle behind it.
You cannot see momentum
It is hard to decide whether to keep practising or move to a mock exam.
A system, not just questions
Everything you need to prepare for the PPL with intent.
Every part of Pilot One closes the loop: practise, understand, measure and return to the cockpit better prepared.
Organised PPL bank
1,695 published questions across all 9 PPL(A) subjects, with subject practice and mock exams.
Explanations that teach
Review why an answer is correct and turn every miss into a learning opportunity.
Actionable progress
Find your strong and weak areas so your study time goes where it matters.
Free flight tools
METAR, E6B, crosswind, density altitude and VFR briefing tools without an account.
PPL(A) question bank available now
1,695 published questions. Nine subjects. Progress you can measure.
Practice content organised around the PPL(A) syllabus, with mock exams and explanations. We continuously review the bank, and every question can be reported from the app for editorial investigation.
Start practisingPPL-A-01
Air law and ATC procedures
218View guide and questions
PPL-A-02
Human performance
142View guide and questions
PPL-A-03
Meteorology
180View guide and questions
PPL-A-04
Communications
133View guide and questions
PPL-A-05
Principles of flight
216View guide and questions
PPL-A-06
Operational procedures
113View guide and questions
PPL-A-07
Flight performance and planning
211View guide and questions
PPL-A-08
Aircraft general knowledge
279View guide and questions
PPL-A-09
Navigation
203View guide and questions
Independent practice material; not an official question bank of any examination authority.
Pilot One ExplorerDiscover aviation from the ground up
400 progressive, explained questions for curious learners, families, students and future pilots. A route separate from the PPL(A) bank, designed to build understanding before memorisation.
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1. Diagnose
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2. Practise
Train by subject or in mock-exam mode with questions that make you reason.
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3. Consolidate
Review mistakes, measure change and repeat until knowledge is useful, not fragile.
Also built for briefing
Tools that help beyond the exam.
Use practical resources to prepare a VFR flight and connect theory with real cockpit decisions.
METAR
Decode observations and understand an aerodrome’s current picture quickly.
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Work through common time, speed, distance and fuel calculations.
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Calculate wind components and bring a clear number to your briefing.
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See how temperature and pressure can change aircraft performance.
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Practical guides on PPL(A), weather, navigation, planning and study habits. Content designed to answer first and sell second.
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A practical online PPL study plan that connects theory, question practice, mock exams and review.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions pilots usually have before they start practising.
Is Pilot One available now?
Yes. The web app is live at app.pilot-1.com. The iPhone, iPad and Android apps will follow.
How many questions are in the PPL(A) bank?
It currently contains 1,695 published questions across all 9 PPL(A) subjects. The full subject breakdown is shown on this page.
Can I sync my progress across devices?
Yes. Progress is linked to your account and is ready to sync between the web app and the upcoming mobile apps.
How often is the question bank updated?
We review it continuously. Every question can be reported with its study context, and our team receives it in a private editorial review panel.
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Flight Deck
Practical tools for briefings, calculations and flight preparation.
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METAR · E6B · crosswind · performance
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